Today, Wednesday, December 3, the Egyptian State Litigation Authority witnessed the conclusion of the activities of the twenty-first meeting of the heads of state litigation bodies and departments in the Arab countries. The Authority received the participating delegations at its headquarters in Mohandiseen, which included representatives from: the League of Arab States, Bahrain, Morocco, Jordan, Iraq, Libya, the Emirates, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Kuwait, and Yemen, in an official atmosphere that reflects Egypt’s status and role in supporting joint Arab legal work.
Concluding the activities of the meeting of heads of bodies and administration of state issues in Arab countries
At the beginning of the events, Counselor Dr. Hussein Madkour, Chairman of the State Litigation Authority, delivered a welcome speech in which he expressed Egypt’s appreciation for the participation of Arab countries, stressing the importance of strengthening legal and institutional cooperation between counterpart bodies.
This was followed by a documentary film showing the history of the State Litigation Authority since its founding in 1876, reviewing its role in protecting public funds and defending the state’s interests before judicial and arbitration bodies, in addition to its achievements in international cases.
The session witnessed the honoring of both the Lebanese delegation and the Iraqi delegation in appreciation of their active participation in discussing the topics presented within the meeting’s work.
The official group photo of the heads of delegations and participants was also taken inside the Authority’s building, in a scene that reflects the spirit of brotherhood and cooperation between the participating Arab bodies.
The activities concluded with a visit to the Grand Egyptian Museum, where the delegations were briefed on the most prominent Egyptian archaeological treasures, in a tour that reflected the depth of communication and Egyptian welcome and the state’s interest in highlighting its civilization to our Arab brothers.
