Moroccan Bar Association to Convene in Rabat
The Moroccan Bar Association is set to hold an extraordinary council meeting on August 27 in Rabat, aimed at addressing the latest developments concerning the proposed reform of the legal profession. This meeting, originally scheduled for a later date, has been expedited due to the urgency surrounding this pivotal issue, as underscored by the professional organization. The decision to accelerate the meeting's timeline was made following a remote session of the association's bureau, which took place the previous Thursday and Friday.
In a notice issued on August 21 to the bar leaders and council members, the association's president, El Houcine Ziani, affirmed the new timeline for this significant assembly. The discussions will commence at 10 AM at the Souissi Lawyers' Club in Rabat. According to the communication sent to bar representatives, this change in the meeting date reflects the pressing nature of the circumstances and the swift developments regarding the legal framework governing the profession.
Focus on Legislative Changes
The meeting's agenda will focus exclusively on the recent legislative changes impacting the legal profession. This gathering will allow representatives from various bars to review the ongoing legislative developments and determine the professional organization's stance and strategies for the next steps. The urgency of this meeting coincides with ongoing discussions within the legal community regarding the regulations affecting the profession, particularly provisions that could influence the practice of law and the relationship dynamics between attorneys and judicial institutions.
As reported by lebrief.ma.
