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The first president of the Administrative Court of Appeal in Tangier, together with the head of its registry, announced that the court will relocate from its current premises at 9 April Square to the new Justice Palace located at United Nations Square. The move will take effect on Monday, 16 November, and court sessions will continue there under the same schedule and programme as before. The Justice Palace is a flagship project of the Ministry of Justice for the northern region of Morocco. Its design adheres to contemporary international standards and incorporates advanced technological equipment to accelerate judicial procedures and enhance transparency. The facility aims to improve citizens’ and investors’ access to justice, strengthen confidence in the judicial system, and support a favourable legal environment for business and investment in the Tangier‑Tetouan‑Al Hoceima area. The new building, which features nine floors and spacious, modern spaces, is intended to provide a comfortable working environment for judges and administrative staff. It is part of the government’s broader initiative to bring administration closer to the public and to digitise and modernise the commercial and administrative judiciary across the country. Article source: Alyoum24 | Image credit: Alyoum24
The first president of the Administrative Court of Appeal in Tangier, together with the head of its registry, announced that the court will relocate from its current premises at 9 April Square to the new Justice Palace located at United Nations Square. The move will take effect on Monday, 16 November, and court sessions will continue there under the same schedule and programme as before. The Justice Palace is a flagship project of the Ministry of Justice for the northern region of Morocco. Its design adheres to contemporary international standards and incorporates advanced technological equipment to accelerate judicial procedures and enhance transparency. The facility aims to improve citizens’ and investors’ access to justice, strengthen confidence in the judicial system, and support a favourable legal environment for business and investment in the Tangier‑Tetouan‑Al Hoceima area. The new building, which features nine floors and spacious, modern spaces, is intended to provide a comfortable working environment for judges and administrative staff. It is part of the government’s broader initiative to bring administration closer to the public and to digitise and modernise the commercial and administrative judiciary across the country.
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