Strengthening Judicial Excellence: The Maldives at the JINASEAN 3rd Judges Conference
October 8, 2023
The Maldives Judiciary, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in the Maldives and with the generous support of the UK government, participated in the Evolving Justice: ASEAN Judges Conference - Third Regional Meeting of the Judicial Integrity Network in ASEAN (JINASEAN) held from 5-6 October 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand. This significant event brought together over 400 participants from ASEAN countries and beyond, including Supreme Court Justices, judges, legal experts, government officials, academics, and non-governmental organizations.
Representing the Maldives at the conference was Justice Mohamed Ibrahim from the Supreme Court of the Maldives. The conference served as a platform for the exchange of knowledge and discussions on crucial topics within the field of justice, fostering collaboration and learning among legal professionals and stakeholders.
The participation of Justice Mohamed Ibrahim in this international gathering underscores the commitment of the Maldives to staying abreast of global legal developments and engaging in meaningful dialogues on justice-related issues. The conference provided a unique opportunity for the Maldivian judiciary to contribute to and benefit from the collective wisdom of legal experts and practitioners from diverse backgrounds.
The conference's agenda covered a wide range of topics that are pivotal to the evolving dynamics of the legal landscape. The participation of Maldivian judges in sessions focused on gender equality and open justice aligns with the nation's commitment to promoting inclusivity and transparency within its legal system. The conference in Bangkok provided a platform for networking, learning, and showcasing the strides made in the Maldives' justice sector.
UNDP Maldives played a crucial role in facilitating the Maldives' participation in this conference, and the support from the UK Government and UK Aid from the British People further underscored the collaborative efforts to strengthen the judiciary. The insights gained from this conference will contribute to the continuous improvement of the Maldives' legal system, ensuring that it remains responsive to the needs of its citizens.
The Maldives Judiciary, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in the Maldives and with the generous support of the UK government, participated in the Evolving Justice: ASEAN Judges Conference - Third Regional Meeting of the Judicial Integrity Network in ASEAN (JINASEAN) held from 5-6 October 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand. This significant event brought together over 400 participants from ASEAN countries and beyond, including Supreme Court Justices, judges, legal experts, government officials, academics, and non-governmental organizations.
Representing the Maldives at the conference was Justice Mohamed Ibrahim from the Supreme Court of the Maldives. The conference served as a platform for the exchange of knowledge and discussions on crucial topics within the field of justice, fostering collaboration and learning among legal professionals and stakeholders.
The participation of Justice Mohamed Ibrahim in this international gathering underscores the commitment of the Maldives to staying abreast of global legal developments and engaging in meaningful dialogues on justice-related issues. The conference provided a unique opportunity for the Maldivian judiciary to contribute to and benefit from the collective wisdom of legal experts and practitioners from diverse backgrounds.
The conference's agenda covered a wide range of topics that are pivotal to the evolving dynamics of the legal landscape. The participation of Maldivian judges in sessions focused on gender equality and open justice aligns with the nation's commitment to promoting inclusivity and transparency within its legal system. The conference in Bangkok provided a platform for networking, learning, and showcasing the strides made in the Maldives' justice sector.
UNDP Maldives played a crucial role in facilitating the Maldives' participation in this conference, and the support from the UK Government and UK Aid from the British People further underscored the collaborative efforts to strengthen the judiciary. The insights gained from this conference will contribute to the continuous improvement of the Maldives' legal system, ensuring that it remains responsive to the needs of its citizens.
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