Justice Minister Mahmoud Helmy El-Sherif received a judicial delegation from the Sultanate of Oman at the Ministry of Justice headquarters in the New Administrative Capital. The meeting highlighted the deep historical ties between the two countries and explored ways to strengthen cooperation in legal and judicial fields, particularly through the exchange of expertise, exposure to advanced judicial systems, and capacity-building for judicial and administrative staff.
The discussions also reviewed Egypt’s rapid progress in digital transformation within the justice system, including the expansion of electronic litigation technologies. These reforms, guided by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, aim to enhance efficiency, uphold the rule of law, and facilitate swift access to justice.
The Omani delegation toured several ministry sectors, including judicial inspection and specialized courts, where they observed modern technological systems supporting judicial and administrative work. The visitors expressed admiration for Egypt’s institutional and digital advancements, describing them as a model of the “New Republic.”
The delegation praised Egypt’s achievements and affirmed Oman’s commitment to continued coordination and exchange of visits to strengthen judicial integration between the two nations. Both sides agreed on the importance of maintaining regular meetings to follow up on cooperation proposals and share best practices.
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