Renewal of confidence in Aoudache and Secretary General Maqrani Amin tops the membership list of the Executive Office of the National Union of Judges

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The sorting process from Thursday to Friday at the High School of the District in Qalia resulted in the victory of Judge Al-Eidi Awdash, after renewing confidence in him to head the National Union of Judges for a second term.
During the counting process, Al-Aidi Oudash won 100 votes, while his first competitor, Zarwalah Kilani, was voted on with 39 votes. As for his second competitor, the judge, head of a chamber in the Algerian Judicial Council, “Tafer Muhammad Al-Siddiq, his share was only 18 votes.
The results of the elections for the membership of the Executive Office of the National Association of Judges also resulted in the victory of 12 judges at the level of judicial councils across the country, as confidence was renewed in the judge and permanent member of the Supreme Judicial Council, Maqrani Muhammad Amin, as Secretary General of the Union again after winning 94 votes, topping the list of judges. Executive office membership winners.
In the same context, Belkassam Faysal, a judge at the Bir Maradras Court, along with Makrani Muhammad Amin, Riyach Muhammad, an investigative judge at the Harrach Court, Maratla Naji, Dasdos Hisham, Karum Fouad, won the return.
Habib Ali, Lalawneh Salima, Lalawi Lakhdar, Bouklwa Farida, Zamora Wahiba, Ayoub Taita.
For reference, the Ordinary General Assembly of the National Association of Judges convened in its eighth session today at the Higher School of the Judiciary, in order to elect a new president for the union, which is headed by the outgoing Captain Al-Eidi Awdash,
On the occasion, the members of the General Assembly unanimously approved the literary and financial results of the outgoing office, after presenting them at the headquarters of the Higher School of Judiciary in Kolea, in the presence of members of the Supreme Judicial Council, heads of the judicial authorities of the Tipaza Judicial Council and its affiliated courts.