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Home Business Jordan, Germany discuss judicial cooperation 14-02-2023 04:09 PM Ammon News - Minister of Justice Ahmad Ziyadat on Tuesday welcomed a German delegation led by State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Justice Angelika Schlunck for a discussion of judicial cooperation. During their meeting, Ziyadat stressed the strong relations between the two countries' justice ministries, noting a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed last year to exchange expertise and enhance legal and judicial cooperation. The German official said the MoU entails holding meetings and workshops as well as mutual visits. The two sides tackled cooperation within the framework of a project currently being implemented to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of criminal procedures in Jordan in line with the justice sector's 2022-2026 plan. The project also emphasizes the importance of employing technology to develop the justice system.

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Jordan, Germany discuss judicial cooperation

14-02-2023 04:09 PM

Ammon News - Minister of Justice Ahmad Ziyadat on Tuesday welcomed a German delegation led by State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Justice Angelika Schlunck for a discussion of judicial cooperation.

During their meeting, Ziyadat stressed the strong relations between the two countries' justice ministries, noting a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed last year to exchange expertise and enhance legal and judicial cooperation.

The German official said the MoU entails holding meetings and workshops as well as mutual visits.

The two sides tackled cooperation within the framework of a project currently being implemented to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of criminal procedures in Jordan in line with the justice sector's 2022-2026 plan.

The project also emphasizes the importance of employing technology to develop the justice system.

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