Algiers – The Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals, Mr. Boujemaa Laïfi, chaired a meeting of the Supreme Council of Documentation on Saturday, February 1, 2025, at the ministry’s headquarters. The meeting focused on key issues related to the documentation sector, including digitization, archival management, and professional ethics, according to a statement from the ministry.
Key Agenda Items
During the meeting, participants reviewed the activities of the National Chamber of Notaries and its interactions with institutions and stakeholders. A significant emphasis was placed on the digitization of public notary offices and professional structures, aligning with the government’s broader strategy to digitize all sectors.
The discussion also addressed the management of documentary archives and ways to improve their preservation methods. Additionally, the meeting highlighted the importance of enhancing measures to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism within notary offices and related professional structures.
Preparation of a Professional Code of Ethics
Another critical topic on the agenda was the preparation of a professional code of ethics. This code aims to regulate and frame all professional activities within the notary sector, ensuring transparency, integrity, and accountability.
Addressing Daily Concerns of Notaries
The meeting also covered various other topics related to the daily concerns and practices of notaries, reflecting the ministry’s commitment to addressing the challenges faced by professionals in the field.
The Supreme Council of Documentation meeting underscored the Algerian government’s dedication to modernizing the notary sector and enhancing its efficiency through digitization and ethical governance. These efforts are part of a broader initiative to strengthen the justice system and ensure its alignment with international standards.
By Nor Eleslam, Journalist at Dzwatch.dz
