Marrakech Conducts Vital Coordination Meeting
On Monday, a significant assembly took place in Marrakech, presided over by Mr. Khalid Kerdoudi, the Attorney General at the Court of Appeal. This gathering marked the second periodic meeting of the regional coordination committee aimed at collaborating with the judicial police within the jurisdiction of the Marrakech Court of Appeal. The primary objective of this meeting was to strengthen the institutional coordination between the public prosecution and various judicial police entities. Notable attendees included the public prosecutors from the courts in the region, the security chief of Marrakech, and the regional commander of the royal gendarmerie, alongside committee members, all participating in a collaborative effort to enhance the mechanisms of joint work between the public prosecution and the judicial police.
Enhancing Institutional Coordination and Performance
This meeting exemplified the commitment to fostering institutional coordination and the continuous collaboration between the public prosecution and both the national police and gendarmerie services. The discussions were focused on improving the effectiveness of judicial investigations, enhancing performance quality, and expediting the processing of cases while ensuring compliance with legal standards and the protection of rights and freedoms. The meeting also served as an opportunity to review the achievements of collaborative efforts over the past period, identify various challenges facing judicial inquiries, and devise strategies to overcome these challenges through unified perspectives, knowledge exchange, and the adoption of more effective coordination and communication mechanisms among all stakeholders.
Mr. Khalid Kerdoudi emphasized the pivotal role of regional coordination committees as institutional spaces for performance evaluation, identifying obstacles, and proposing solutions to enhance the work of the judicial police. This aligns seamlessly with the directives of the public prosecution aimed at modernizing the justice system and refining the implementation of criminal policy.
As reported by akhbarona.com.
