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Moroccan researcher and customs administration official Osama Balhdi earned a doctorate in private law with the distinction “Very Honorable,” along with a recommendation for publication, after defending his thesis, “The Evolution of the Concept of Damage in Civil Liability,” at the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences in Nador on Wednesday, November 4. The thesis examined the origins and development of the concept of damage, as well as its prospects amid modern changes and the growing range of forms of harm, and the need for legal rules that keep pace by providing protection and compensation. The examining committee praised the researcher’s efforts and the scholarly value of the thesis’s findings and recommendations.
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