NIGSD completes training activities for 2nd set of the Special Training Program for presidents of courts of first instance

 The National Institute of Governance and Sustainable Development (NIGSD) - the educational department of the Ministry of Planning and Economy - and in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice completed the training activities of the second set of the special training program for judges and presidents of the courts of first instance of the republic. 

 

 During the training program, Khaled Mustafa, head of the office of the Ministry of Planning and Economy, worked in fruitful partnerships between the ministries of planning and justice. 

 He referred to the services offered to citizens through the  cooperation of the  parties, including mobile technology center vehicles that offer various services, including real estate registered and document services, which act as additional offices to relieve the burden on information centers. 

 

 He also explained that one of the goals of sustainable development is to improve the quality of life of citizens and find new channels to satisfy various needs.  Dr. Sherifa Sharif, Executive Director, NIGSD, explained the institute's role in offering various educational programs conducted in collaboration with the most reputed local and international institutions. 

  Sherif emphasized the importance of training and development of human capacity, which is one of the cornerstones of the success of any educational institution,  organizing a plan aimed at equipping trainees with skills and abilities related to the nature of their work, which will help improve performance. 

 

  Khaled Al-Nashar, deputy minister of justice responsible for planning, administrative development and follow-up, emphasized the importance of the training program  within the cooperation of  the  ministries.  

 

 

 

 He also emphasized the importance of the role of the National Institute of Governance in this context and the importance of passing on the experience gained during the training to everyone.  

 

 The training carried out at the National Anti-Corruption Academy covered the state's activities in the fight against corruption and the role of the supervisory board in implementing and monitoring  the objectives of the national anti-corruption strategy, as well as the general framework for the mechanization and digital transformation of the legal system and the review of Egypt's sustainable development strategy.

 

 The goals of important national projects and the impact of administrative corruption, rumors and fourth and fifth generation wars on national security. 

 

 At the closing ceremony of the training program, the judges received a certificate of participation.