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Judges appointed to the Supreme Court take their oaths before the President of the Presidential Leadership Council.

New Judges Sworn in at the Supreme Court

On Sunday, President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, head of the Presidential Leadership Council, administered the oath of office to several newly appointed judges of the Supreme Court. The ceremony took place in the presence of Chief Justice Mohsen Yahya Taleb.

Appointment of New Supreme Court Judges

According to Presidential Decision No. 327 of 2024, the following judges took their oaths:

  • Judge Mohammed Faraj Salem Sabti
  • Judge Ahmed Saeed Khamis Bin Uroa
  • Judge Fadl Abdullah Ali Muqbil
  • Judge Jalal Obeid Mohammed Al-Marfadi
  • Judge Mohammed Qaid Salem Mohammed Hamidan

President Alimi’s Encouragement

Following the swearing-in ceremony, President Alimi met with the newly appointed judges. He congratulated them on earning their positions and expressed his wishes for their success in their upcoming responsibilities.

The Role of Judges in Upholding Justice

President Alimi emphasized the crucial role that judges play in serving justice, enforcing the rule of law, and protecting societal values amid the ongoing war instigated by Houthi militias with support from the Iranian regime. He reaffirmed the Presidential Leadership Council’s commitment to the separation of powers and the independence of the judiciary, ensuring that there will be no interference in judicial matters.

Addressing Current Challenges

During the meeting, President Alimi outlined the current challenges facing the country, including the economic, service, and humanitarian repercussions of Houthi terrorist attacks on oil facilities and international shipping routes. He highlighted the increased responsibilities of judges in reinforcing state authority and safeguarding the interests of the Yemeni people. Judges are not only custodians of rights and duties but also guardians of the political system and the legal framework of the state.

Acknowledgment of Regional Support

President Alimi also recognized the commendable support from the Saudi-led coalition, particularly the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Their humanitarian and developmental interventions have helped the government fulfill its obligations and thwart the Houthi militias’ plans to plunge the country into chaos and a comprehensive humanitarian crisis.

This event marks a significant step in strengthening Yemen’s judicial system and restoring faith in the rule of law during challenging times.

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