The Prime Minister visits the National Forensic Medicine Center, emphasizing its role in delivering justice.
Prime Minister Visits Yemen’s First National Forensic Center
On Tuesday, Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, the Prime Minister of Yemen, visited the National Forensic Center in Aden, the temporary capital. This center, affiliated with the Ministry of Justice, marks a significant milestone as the first of its kind in Yemen.
Overview of the Forensic Center’s Operations
During his visit, Prime Minister bin Mubarak, accompanied by Justice Minister Judge Badr Al-Aradah, assessed the center’s operations. They reviewed how the center conducts examinations and investigations across various fields. The center plays a critical role in analyzing evidence related to both criminal and civil cases, assisting investigative bodies in uncovering the truth.
Insights from the Center’s Director
The Prime Minister listened intently as Judge Mohsen Bashafai, the center’s director, outlined the center’s functions and its staffing needs. He emphasized the necessity for more forensic doctors to strengthen the center’s capabilities. This enhancement is vital for ensuring justice for victims and supporting the rights of the oppressed.
Exploring the Center’s Facilities
Prime Minister bin Mubarak toured several sections of the center, including laboratories, X-ray units, tissue analysis rooms, toxicology labs, and the morgue. He examined the advanced equipment used for forensic science, toxicology testing, ballistics analysis, fingerprint examination, and other critical forensic procedures.
The Importance of Forensic Science in Justice
The Prime Minister highlighted the significance of forensic science as a scientific bastion for the judiciary in achieving justice. He reiterated the center’s essential role in providing accurate information to aid judicial authorities in crime detection and truth verification. Furthermore, he assured the government’s commitment to supporting the center’s operations and enhancing its capabilities. This includes seeking international expertise and partnerships to advance forensic science in Yemen.
The visit underscores the government’s dedication to strengthening the justice system and ensuring that forensic services meet the needs of the judiciary.
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