Royal Decrees appoint Ababneh as Judicial Council president, Ghazou as president of Constitutional Court

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Home Jordan News Royal Decrees appoint Ababneh as Judicial Council president, Ghazou as president of Constitutional Court 06-10-2024 03:15 PM Ammon News - A Royal Decree has been issued, appointing Mahmoud Ababneh as President of the Judicial Council, as of October 6, 2024, and approving the resignation of Judicial Council President Mohammad Ghazou as of the same date. Another Royal Decree was also issued, appointing Mohammad Ghazou as President of the Constitutional Court as of October 6, 2024, and appointing Mohammad Suheimat as a member of the Constitutional Court, as of the same date.

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Royal Decrees appoint Ababneh as Judicial Council president, Ghazou as president of Constitutional Court

06-10-2024 03:15 PM

Ammon News - A Royal Decree has been issued, appointing Mahmoud Ababneh as President of the Judicial Council, as of October 6, 2024, and approving the resignation of Judicial Council President Mohammad Ghazou as of the same date.

Another Royal Decree was also issued, appointing Mohammad Ghazou as President of the Constitutional Court as of October 6, 2024, and appointing Mohammad Suheimat as a member of the Constitutional Court, as of the same date.

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