Mogadishu, Somalia – President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, the president of the Federal Republic of Somalia, officially opened the 7th Judicial Conference today. This important event marks a significant step forward in the ongoing development and enhancement of Somalia’s judicial system.
In his opening address, President Mohamud emphasized the critical importance of reviewing and completing Chapter 9 of the Constitution. He described this effort as the cornerstone for establishing a judicial system that truly meets the needs of Somali society and supports the country’s recovery.
President Mohamud highlighted several noteworthy achievements in the judiciary over recent years. These include the recruitment of new judicial staff through an open and competitive process and the continuous development of an electronic case management system designed to streamline judicial services.
“The government is committed to ensuring that the Judiciary chapter is structured in the most effective way, making the constitution the foundation of a modern judiciary that can address the justice needs of our society,” said President Mohamud.
He reaffirmed the government’s dedication to building a modern, efficient judicial system grounded in Islamic law. Key measures to achieve this include establishing a Constitutional Court, increasing the budget for judicial institutions, and expanding the country’s judicial services.
This conference serves as a prove to the progress and dedication of the Somali government in creating a robust judicial framework that aligns with the aspirations and needs of its people.
