Rabat - President Delegate of the Supreme Council of the Judicial Power (CSPJ), Mohamed Abdennabaoui, held talks on Tuesday in Rabat with the President of Kuwait's Supreme Judicial Council, President of the Court of Cassation, Adel Majid Bouresli, to discuss strengthening cooperation in the judicial field. In a statement to the press following these talks, Bouresli expressed his country's willingness to consolidate bilateral relations in the legal and judicial fields. This meeting, he added, was an opportunity for both parties to exchange experiences and expertise, to learn about Moroccan experience in the judicial field, and to examine the latest developments in Morocco's judicial institutions and the various reforms of the judicial and legal systems, particularly those concerning the independence of the judiciary. Bouresli also said that the two parties had discussed the latest jurisprudence and judicial decisions of common interest, underlining his country's readiness to strengthen bilateral relations a nd deepen cooperation in the service of the ties between Morocco and Kuwait. Source: Agence Marocaine De Presse
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