Algiers: Algeria's First President of the Supreme Court, Tahar Mamouni, and Kuwait's President of the Supreme Judicial Council and President of the Court of Cassation, Counsellor Dr. Adel Bouresli, signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at enhancing judicial cooperation and expertise exchange between the two nations.
According to Kuwait News Agency, Bouresli expressed his gratitude for the warm reception by the Algerian side and praised his discussions with Mamouni, as well as the insights he gained into the operations and facilities of the Algerian Supreme Court. He emphasized that the MoU would facilitate ongoing communication and the exchange of judicial expertise, underscoring the robust relations between the judicial institutions of Algeria and Kuwait.
Bouresli highlighted Kuwait's dedication to advancing the digital transformation of court services, which aims to improve the speed and accuracy of judicial procedures, strengthen judicial performance, and expedite appeals through the integration of digital systems and artificial intelligence.
This visit is part of the broader effort to support the distinguished legal and judicial relations between the two countries and to explore further development and cooperation opportunities. Bouresli mentioned that they are working on developing new plans to increase coordination in the future.
The signing ceremony was attended by the Public Prosecutor at the Algerian Supreme Court and senior judicial officials, along with the Kuwaiti delegation. The delegation included President of the Court of Appeal Counsellor Mohammad Al-Rifai, Deputy President of the Court of Appeal Counsellor Waleed Al-Hamlan, Director of the Office of the President of the Supreme Judicial Council Abdulkarim Al-Qalloushi, and Kuwait's Acting Charge d'Affaires in Algeria Khaled Al-Zeer.
A Kuwaiti Ministry of Justice delegation, led by Dr. Bouresli, is on an official visit to Algeria from December 7 to 10, 2025, as part of efforts to deepen cooperation between Kuwait's Supreme Judicial Council and Court of Cassation and Algeria's Supreme Court.