Strengthening Coordination Between Judicial Authorities in Marrakech
On Monday, October 19, 2026, a pivotal meeting was convened in Marrakech, Morocco, presided over by Khalid Kerdoudi, the Attorney General at the Court of Appeal. This gathering marked the third regular session of the Regional Coordination Committee aimed at enhancing collaboration between the Public Prosecution and various judicial police services within the jurisdiction of the Marrakech Court of Appeal. The meeting aligns with the directives from the Public Prosecution Office and was attended by representatives from the primary courts, the Marrakech Security Chief, the Regional Commander of the Royal Gendarmerie, and members of the Regional Coordination Committee.
The primary focus of this assembly was to evaluate the outcomes of joint efforts since the last session, assess the implementation of recommendations issued during that meeting, and identify practical challenges facing judicial investigations and the execution of criminal policies. Participants engaged in discussions to explore ways to increase the effectiveness of investigations, improve the quality of reports, and expedite the processing of criminal cases. This involves standardizing work methodologies and enhancing information sharing among relevant departments, all while ensuring compliance with legal standards and safeguarding rights and freedoms.
Khalid Kerdoudi emphasized the critical role of the Regional Committee as an institutional framework for performance evaluation, diagnosing difficulties, and proposing practical solutions. This is essential for ensuring the smooth functioning of justice, strengthening judicial security, and fostering public trust in the justice system. The meeting concluded with a commitment to continue on-site coordination and collaborative efforts between the Public Prosecution and police services, ensuring greater efficiency in addressing the cases presented to the judiciary.
As reported by akhbarona.com.
