“Developing the judicial system.” Those were the words that echoed in Mohammed bin Ahmed al-Busaidi’s mind as he first stepped into his role as Oman’s Minister of Justice in 1970. Right here, at the Ministry of Justice, a legacy of upholding justice and fairness was being shaped. The Ministry of Justice, established in that very year, was tasked with a monumental responsibility: to ensure the scales of justice remained balanced in this evolving nation. It was a separate entity from the Ministry of Legal Affairs, signifying the distinct yet intertwined roles both played. The Ministry’s objectives were clear: to develop a robust judicial system, nurture the skills of judges, and champion judicial ethics. It was about more than just laws; it was about cultivating a culture of justice. However, in a significant restructuring move in 2020, the Ministry of Justice was merged with the Ministry of Legal Affairs, forming the current Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs. This consolidation aimed to streamline legal processes and enhance the efficiency of the justice system in Oman.
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