Tripoli: The Minister of Justice of the Government of National Unity, Halima Ibrahim, attended the graduation ceremony of the 21st class at the Higher Judicial Institute, marking a significant event for the judiciary in Tripoli. The ceremony, held on Monday, celebrated the achievements of the new graduates and acknowledged the top ten performers with honors.
According to Libyan News Agency, the Ministry announced on its official page that the event was graced by the presence of the advisor to the Director of the Higher Judicial Institute, along with several advisors and members of the judiciary. Minister Halima congratulated the graduates on the successful completion of their training, urging them to maintain high ethical standards and a commitment to integrity and impartiality, which are vital for advancing the judiciary's role in justice.
The Minister also expressed appreciation to the Institute's administration and faculty for their dedication in preparing the graduates for their future roles. The ceremony further highlighted the Institute's commitment to quality education and training in the judiciary sector.
The ministry noted that the ceremony featured the honoring of the top ten graduates, who received incentive awards for their outstanding performance. These awards aim to motivate the graduates to continue their contributions to the judiciary and uphold the values instilled during their training.