Al-Mahwit:The Chief of the Al-Mahwit Appeals Court, Judge Akram Al-Alfi, conducted an inspection of the judicial and administrative operations at the Al-Khabt Primary Court on Thursday. The visit focused on assessing the court's case processing capabilities and administrative efficiency.
According to Yemen News Agency, Judge Al-Alfi was accompanied by Appeals Court Director Ismail Al-Bashari and Documentation Director Fahd Fadhail during his visit. They reviewed the readiness of the court's new building, examining its various offices and departments, such as the registry, documentation office, archives, courtroom, and information center.
Judge Al-Alfi emphasized the urgency of completing the furnishing and technical equipping of the new building to ensure a suitable working environment. His goal was to facilitate litigation procedures and enhance service delivery to citizens. Additionally, he evaluated case registration and processing, documentation procedures, record-keeping, and staff compliance with legal standards.
During his visit, Judge Al-Alfi engaged with the court's chief, Judge Hassan Bakir, and other staff members to understand work procedures, case progress, and operational challenges. He called for improved discipline, enhanced administrative and technical systems, modernized archiving, and quicker case resolutions in accordance with the law while stressing the importance of protecting judicial records and citizens' rights.
Following the inspection, Judge Al-Alfi met with the court's judicial and administrative staff to discuss challenges, essential needs, and proposed solutions aimed at improving court performance and strengthening coordination between the appeals and primary courts. He commended the efforts of the judges and administrative staff and reaffirmed the leadership's commitment to ongoing field visits and performance monitoring.
