Cairo: The Criminal Research and Training Center announced the participation of 22 public prosecutors in a training activity in Egypt. This activity marks the conclusion of the training season as part of its plan for the judicial year 2024-2025.
According to Libyan News Agency, the Public Prosecutor’s Office revealed on its Facebook page that the third group of 22 public prosecutors was dispatched to Egypt to participate in these training activities. This was organized under the framework of a technical cooperation agreement between the Modernization and Development Institutions affiliated with the Public Prosecution Authorities in both Libya and Egypt.
The Office elaborated that the training activity included workshops focusing on communication and interaction tools, designed in accordance with internationally recognized rules. These workshops aim to equip prosecutors with enhanced skill sets necessary for their roles.
The Office further indicated that this initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance the skills of public prosecutors. It aims to align with the expanding activities of the Authority on both regional and international stages by implementing international cooperation mechanisms and tools in criminal matters, as well as participating in professional and scientific forums.