Hatem Harrat assumes duties as King’s Prosecutor in Fez, vowing strict enforcement of the law

Hatem Harrat emphasizes strict application of the law in his first speech as King’s Prosecutor in Fez

In a move reflecting the new directions of the judiciary in Morocco, the Court of First Instance in Fez hosted the installation ceremony of Hatem Harrat as the King’s Prosecutor at the court on Monday, in the presence of several judicial officials and representatives of legal professions.

Commitment to judicial integrity and building trust

In his speech during the ceremony, Hatem Harrat expressed his pride in the royal trust placed in him by King Mohammed VI, President of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary, acknowledging the weight of the responsibility placed upon him. Harrat explained that upholding justice is a solemn duty that does not tolerate negligence, noting the judiciary’s pivotal role as a safeguard for social security, economic stability, and investment promotion.

Implementing the Public Prosecution strategy and digital transformation

The new King’s Prosecutor emphasized his commitment to working in accordance with the strategy of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary and the Presidency of the Public Prosecution, focusing on:

First: Proper application of the law and upholding the principles of integrity and equality among all litigants.
Second: Enhancing professional ethics and preserving judicial independence while engaging in institutional cooperation with other authorities.
Third: Accelerating digital transformation and investing in modern software to achieve judicial efficiency and ensure the resolution of cases within reasonable timeframes, in line with high royal directives.

A new approach to criminal justice in Fez

In conclusion, Hatem Harrat affirmed that the upcoming phase will see strict attention to scientific advancements in the judicial field, considering that speed and transparency in providing services to citizens represent the fundamental pillars for strengthening societal trust in state institutions, within the framework of full respect for the Constitution and applicable laws.