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Three Judges take oath before President Hadi
[26/10/2017 12:33]

RIAYDH-SABA

Three judges sworn in before President Abd Rabu M. Hadi Thursday. Judge Ali Atboosh sworn for being appointed as the First public prosecutor. Judge Faheem Abdullah Mohsin and judge Qaher Mustafa Ali both took the oath for being appointed as members in the Supreme Judiciary Council.

After the oath had been taken, President Hadi congratulated the judges wishing all the best in their significant national missions. He highlighted the vitally important role of judiciary in state-building and community protection and welfare.

President Hadi underscored the need for empowering all judiciary bodies so as to undertake responsibility toward society and deliver justice.

" The government would provide all necessary resources to empower judicial as judiciary is the corner stone for in order to do their job efficiently. Judiciary is the corner stone for reestablishing security and stability in the country", Hadi said.

Erarlier President Hadi met with the Chairman of the Supreme Judiciary Council, Judge Ali Nasser Salim.

During the meeting the President was briefed by Judge Salim on the judiciary situations and the needed resources to improve judicial authorities' and courts' performance as well as to pay judicial cadres' due payments all over the country.




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