The Supreme Judicial Council in Sanaa has approved the formation of a committee to study the establishment of economic courts, focusing on legal and practical aspects essential for judicial field work. In a meeting, the Council discussed justice and human rights issues in the government program and emphasized the need for coordination between the judiciary and the government to address national tasks and challenges.

Additionally, the annual operational plan for the Higher Judicial Institute for the year 1446 AH was approved during the Council’s session. This decision aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of judicial training and education.

This initiative signifies a commitment to improving the judicial system and promoting justice in Yemen, aligning with the country’s development goals and priorities. The Council’s proactive approach towards legal reform and capacity-building reflects its dedication to upholding the rule of law and ensuring a fair and transparent judiciary.