Cairo, Egypt – Algerian Minister of Justice, Keeper of the Seals, Mr. Lotfi Boujemâa, held a bilateral meeting with his Mauritanian counterpart, Mr. Mohamed Ould Aswai’dat, in Cairo on Wednesday.
The meeting took place on the sidelines of the 41st session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice. According to a statement released by the Algerian Ministry of Justice, the discussions focused on strengthening judicial cooperation between Algeria and Mauritania.
Details of the specific topics discussed during the meeting were not immediately disclosed. However, it is understood that the two ministers explored avenues for enhanced collaboration in areas of mutual interest, including combating transnational crime and promoting legal reforms.
This meeting underscores Algeria’s commitment to fostering strong relationships with its neighbors and partners in the Arab world, particularly in the crucial area of judicial cooperation. The Council of Arab Ministers of Justice serves as an important platform for member states to exchange experiences, coordinate policies, and address shared challenges in the legal and judicial fields.
The 41st session of the Council provides an opportunity for ministers to discuss and adopt resolutions aimed at strengthening the rule of law and promoting justice across the Arab region. Algeria actively participates in these discussions, contributing its expertise and insights to the collective effort.
Further details regarding the outcomes of the Council session and any specific agreements reached between Algeria and Mauritania are expected to be released in the coming days.
