The launch of the "Legal reform efforts in the new Syria" workshop at the Higher Judicial Institute building in Damascus Details: A workshop entitled "Legal reform efforts in the new Syria from diagnosis of gaps to therapeutic priorities" began at the Higher Judicial Institute building in Damascus, in the presence of Minister of Justice Mazar Elvis. The workshop is being held by the Supreme Judicial Institute in collaboration with the Syrian Dialogue Center, to discuss ways to develop the justice system and establish priorities for legislative and institutional treatment. Justice Minister Mazer Al-Weiss emphasized that the judicial reform is not limited to the ministry's efforts, but requires integration and partnership with various official, civil and academic bodies, and emphasized that an independent and effective judicial system is one of the pillars of the legal state, and the goal is to build a judicial system that benefits the citizen and justice. The Dean of the Supreme Judicial Institute, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Hassoun, explained the desire for the institute to be a basis for embarking on institutional reform and correct judicial construction, pointing out that the reform begins with a bold and honest diagnosis of problems and their recognition in order to develop effective treatment. The Legal Advisor of the Republic, Judge Hassan Al-Turba, emphasized that Syria is rich in cadres and skills, and expressed his confidence that it will become a role model for the integrity and reform of the judicial system.

The launch of the "Legal reform efforts in the new Syria" workshop at the Higher Judicial Institute building in Damascus Details: A workshop entitled "Legal reform efforts in the new Syria from diagnosis of gaps to therapeutic priorities" began at the Higher Judicial Institute building in Damascus, in the presence of Minister of Justice Mazar Elvis. The workshop is being held by the Supreme Judicial Institute in collaboration with the Syrian Dialogue Center, to discuss ways to develop the justice system and establish priorities for legislative and institutional treatment. Justice Minister Mazer Al-Weiss emphasized that the judicial reform is not limited to the ministry's efforts, but requires integration and partnership with various official, civil and academic bodies, and emphasized that an independent and effective judicial system is one of the pillars of the legal state, and the goal is to build a judicial system that benefits the citizen and justice. The Dean of the Supreme Judicial Institute, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Hassoun, explained the desire for the institute to be a basis for embarking on institutional reform and correct judicial construction, pointing out that the reform begins with a bold and honest diagnosis of problems and their recognition in order to develop effective treatment. The Legal Advisor of the Republic, Judge Hassan Al-Turba, emphasized that Syria is rich in cadres and skills, and expressed his confidence that it will become a role model for the integrity and reform of the judicial system.