Kuwait and Algeria held a meeting on Monday to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in the judicial and legal fields. This meeting was attended by Nawaf Bouchehib, the Kuwaiti ambassador to Algeria, and Lotfi Boujemaa, the Minister of Justice of Algeria, and focused on reviewing the prerequisites for holding the Arab Ministers of Justice Council meeting in Algeria at the end of next week.
Commemoration of Historical Events and Long-standing Relations
Bouchehib congratulated the Minister of Justice of Algeria on the anniversary of the Algerian Liberation Revolution during this meeting. Both sides emphasized the historical and deep relations between the two countries and appreciated the judicial and legal cooperation that has been established through agreements and memorandums of understanding signed between the two parties.
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The Necessity of Increasing Experience Exchange and Training Programs
In this meeting, both sides emphasized the need to increase coordination, exchange visits, and intensify training programs aimed at modernizing the judicial sector. They particularly referred to the common goal of exchanging experiences in the field of digital transformation and the development of this sector. This cooperation can help improve the judicial system and better respond to the needs of citizens in both countries.
Furthermore, both sides agreed to establish direct communication channels between the relevant institutions in Kuwait and Algeria to complete these programs, exchange experiences, and serve the common interests of both countries and their people. This meeting concluded with a review of the necessary preparations for holding the Arab Ministers of Justice meeting.
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