Sana'a: Acting Prime Minister Miftah and Deputy Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Judge Ibrahim Al-Shami, inaugurated the new academic year for the 25th graduating class of the Higher Judicial Institute's postgraduate studies program. The event marked a significant step in preparing new judicial personnel for their critical roles in upholding justice and ensuring fairness within society.
According to Yemen News Agency, during the inauguration, Acting Prime Minister Miftah emphasized the substantial responsibility awaiting the students as future judges. He highlighted the importance of their role in adjudicating disputes and delivering rights to their rightful owners. Miftah stated that the students must focus on holistic self-development, encompassing academic, intellectual, religious, psychological, ethical, and moral growth throughout their studies.
Miftah praised the Higher Judicial Institute for its prestigious standing and pivotal role in training judicial personnel. He urged the graduating class to be diligent and to take full advantage of the academic and specialized programs offered, which would prepare them to fulfill their judicial duties with integrity and competence. He stressed that society places great hopes on these new judges to strengthen justice and consolidate the rule of law.
Judge Ibrahim Al-Shami, Deputy Minister of Justice and Human Rights, echoed these sentiments by affirming the Institute's crucial role in preparing and qualifying judicial personnel. He emphasized that a judge's preparation goes beyond legal knowledge, requiring qualities such as integrity, impartiality, and sound judgment. Al-Shami highlighted the importance of fairness and integrity in building a judge's prestige and earning society's trust.
Judge Al-Shami pointed out the Ministry's commitment to continuous judicial training and development, keeping pace with legal and technological advancements. He urged the graduating class to be serious, disciplined, and to develop their knowledge and abilities, ensuring they become a qualitative addition to the judiciary and serve justice and society effectively.