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Justice Minister opens rehabilitated appeals court in Aden

[31/07/2019 04:45]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Justice Ali Haytham Al-Ghareebinaugurated Aden Appeal Court following the completed rehabilitation of the building that was largely damaged during the Houthi invasion and triggered war in Aden in March 2015
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Following the opening ceremony, the ministers of Justiceand Electricity, Supreme Judicial Council member Judge Fahim Al-Hadrami and the country's First Attorney General toured the courtrooms and reviewed the function of the court and performance of staff already working there.

Al-Ghareebcongratulated the employees of the Court, stressing the determination to continue rebuilding and renovating the buildings of courts and tribunals damaged during the conflict.