TUNIS, Sept. 25 (saba0 – The Republic of Yemen was elected to be Deputy Secretary-General for the Arab Union of Administrative Judiciary and a Chairman of the advisory body of the union.
Rawdha al-Ariki, member of public Association for the Judges of Yemen was elected deputy for the Secretary-General for the union and the Judge Jamal al-Fohidy, Acting head of Yemen's judges club as Chairman of the body.
This came during the establishing conference of the union which held on Saturday, with the participation of representatives of the clubs and Forums of the Arab Judge, approving the essential statues of the union.
The Palestinian Ahmad al-Ashakar was elected as Head for the Union and the Abdul Latif Shantouf, Moroccan Nationality was elected as Prime-Deputy for the union and the National Tunisian Ibrahim Bo Salah as Second-deputy.
Ahmed Al-Mutawakel
Saba
Rawdha al-Ariki, member of public Association for the Judges of Yemen was elected deputy for the Secretary-General for the union and the Judge Jamal al-Fohidy, Acting head of Yemen's judges club as Chairman of the body.
This came during the establishing conference of the union which held on Saturday, with the participation of representatives of the clubs and Forums of the Arab Judge, approving the essential statues of the union.
The Palestinian Ahmad al-Ashakar was elected as Head for the Union and the Abdul Latif Shantouf, Moroccan Nationality was elected as Prime-Deputy for the union and the National Tunisian Ibrahim Bo Salah as Second-deputy.
Ahmed Al-Mutawakel
Saba