Tayeb Louh, Algeria’s Minister of Justice Hafez Seals, recently spoke on the need to keep up with the modernization of the national legal system, including penal policy for crimes and the development of a crime prevention policy that can help to decrease crimes committed against the national economy.
The policy changes will be used to better the communication of bodies and agencies that are on the lookout for economic and financial crimes.
He also spoke on the recent graduation of 25 students to the position of judges of the Supreme School of Justice, saying that they would help to enforce the justice.
The end of the graduation ceremony witnessed a presentation to honor the graduates on behalf of the President of the Republic and President of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary.
