Rabat - King Mohammed VI appointed the members of the High Commission for the reform of the judiciary on May 8, 2012, in the Royal Palace in Casablanca, including 8 women.
Rabat – King Mohammed VI appointed the members of the High Commission for the reform of the judiciary on May 8, 2012, in the Royal Palace in Casablanca, including 8 women.
The King stressed that a profound and deep reform of the system of justice has always been at the forefront of major projects of the kingdom, adding that justice is the most important pillars towards enhancing the rule of law and strengthening the State institutions.
Stemming from his belief in the eminence and nobility of this responsibility, King Mohammed VI reminded the members of this committee that he is the guarantor of the independence of the judiciary, the full implementation of the provisions of the Constitution and the respects of the rights and fundamental freedoms of citizens.
He went to assure the committee that he will be supportive to them in promoting their national and noble responsibilities.
The list of the members appointed by the king is as follows:
- Mustafa Ramid Minister of Justice and Freedoms
- Mustafa Faris First President of the Court of Cassation
- Mustafa Maddah Solicitor General of the King of the Court of Cassation
- Mohammed Ocherki President of the Constitutional Council
- Ahmed Midaoui first President of the Supreme Council of the accounts
- Chakib Benmoussa President of the Economic and Social Council
- Driss El Yazami Chairman of the National Council for Human Rights
- Abdul Aziz Penzakor President of the Foundation “Al Wasit”
- Abdelali Benamor Chairman of the Competition Council
- Ibodrar Abdul Salam, head of the central body for the prevention of bribery
- Abdul Latif Aljawahiri head of Bank of Morocco
- Mohammed Tayeb Naciri The former Minister of Justice
- Mohamed Idrissi Almsheehi former Minister of Justice
- Mohammed Youssef Secretary General of the Supreme Scientific Council
- Ahmed Al-Ghazali, head of the Supreme Commission for Audiovisual Communication
- Ahmed Baucus Dean of the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture
- Mohammed Hanin Chairman of the Committee of Justice and legislation, and the Human Rights in the House of Representatives
- Omar Adkhil Chairman of the Committee of Justice and legislation, and The Human Rights in the House of Counsellors
- Rahma Bourqia former president of the University Hassan II Mohammedia
- Abdul-Majid Ghmija Secretary General of Ministry of Justice and Freedoms
- Mohammed Ben Alilou Qad, President of the Cabinet of the Minister of Justice and Freedoms, adviser in the penal policy
- Mohammed Saeed Bennani Director-General of the Higher Judicial Institute
- Abdullah Hamood Inspector General of the Ministry of Justice and freedoms
- Ibrahim Al Ayssar the Director of Civil Affairs in the Ministry of Justice and Freedoms
- Abdel Nabawi Mohammed Director of Penal Affairs in the Ministry of Justice and Freedoms
- Najia Rahali Director of Studies, Cooperation and modernization in the the Ministry of Justice and freedoms
- Maryam Bnsaleh Chakroun Euro-Mediterranean president of the Center for Mediation and Arbitration
- Raja Nagy Mekkaoui Professor of Higher Education, University of Mohammed V Agdal
- Zineb Talbi Chamber President in the Court of Cassation, attached to the General Secretariat of Government
- Leila Marinid, Chamber President in the Court of Cassation, a member of the Constitutional Council
- Zainab Adawi, President Regional Council of accounts in Rabat
- Rabha Zdki, Member of the Supreme Council of Audiovisual Communication
- Abdul Haq Aliyachi, head of “Al Widadiya Al-Hassania” for judges
- Hassan Wahbi, president of the bodies of lawyers in Morocco
- Abderrahim Al-Jamai, for the Moroccan Observatory of Jails
- Abdul Latif Al Hatami, the President of the Moroccan Association for the defense of judicial independence
- Abdul Aziz Nouaydi, Association for Justice
- Mustapha Hilmi, Director of Social and Cultural Work for prisoners and reintegration
- Mohammed A-Chehbi, former captain of bodies of lawyers in Casablanca
- Jamal Eddine Naji, coordinator of the national dialogue on media and society
