Sana'a:A national seminar took place in Sana'a to explore how the judicial and legal system can help improve the commercial and industrial business environment. Organized by the National Commission for Human Rights in tandem with the Sana'a Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the event aimed to foster integration between the judicial system and the business community.
According to Yemen News Agency, Deputy Minister of Justice and Human Rights Judge Ibrahim Al-Shami emphasized the Ministry's focus on enhancing commercial courts to expedite proceedings. He also highlighted efforts to support commercial arbitration and mediation centers, underscoring the importance of judicial and legal security for capital stability and an improved investment climate.
The seminar's discussions covered a range of topics, including the balance between rights protection and development needs to create a fair business environment in Yemen. Al-Shami noted the Ministry's commitment to turning seminar recommendations into practical measures.
The event featured various speakers, including Ali Tayseer, Head of the National Commission for Human Rights, who spoke on the necessity of an efficient judiciary for successful investment. Mohammed Salah, Deputy Chairman of the Sana'a Chamber of Commerce and Industry, highlighted the role of justice and the rule of law in protecting economic activity and stimulating investment.
Attendees included judicial leaders, government representatives, private sector members, and academics. Several working papers were presented, addressing topics like the rule of law's impact on business and the integration of human rights with commercial activities.
Key recommendations from the seminar included simplifying government procedures, developing electronic services, and enhancing transparency in decision-making. The seminar called for coordinated efforts among government, judicial, and private sector bodies to improve the business environment and expand employment opportunities.
