Morocco, Austria Pledge to Deepen Judicial Cooperation, Exchange Expertise

Author: Hanane AfeznaouiPublished on: April 27, 2026Country: Morocco

PoliticsCrime & Law

Morocco, Austria Pledge to Deepen Judicial Cooperation, Exchange Expertise

Morocco's Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, met with Austria's Prosecutor General, Margit Wachberger, in Rabat to strengthen judicial cooperation between the two countries. The talks focused on ongoing reform projects in Morocco, including the modernization of the justice system and the digitalization of judicial services. Both sides also discussed cooperation in criminal justice and the use of modern technologies in managing judicial services.

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