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The Ministry of Justice, with the assistance of the Higher Judicial Council, has launched the first training program in legal and judicial sciences for assistant judges. The goal is to enhance their professional and knowledge-based capabilities and improve their performance within the judicial system. The program lasts for four months and benefits 13 assistant judges. It covers specialized legal topics such as family law, cybercrime, criminal law, criminal procedures, and civil and commercial rights. The aim is to enable participants to analyze documents and legal cases, draft judgments, and manage court sessions efficiently, while also instilling the values and ethics of the judiciary. The program seeks to increase the efficiency of national staff and achieve higher quality in judicial performance, culminating in an academic evaluation of the participants to strengthen their readiness to perform judicial duties effectively.
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