Sirte – Libyan Minister of Justice Khaled Al-Modeer affirmed the ministry’s commitment to improving the justice system and overcoming obstacles facing its operations. Speaking to a reporter after the ministry’s first meeting, which took place Tuesday in Sirte, the minister said the session brought together heads of ministry branches from various regions. Attendees discussed problems and difficulties affecting workflow.

Al-Modeer explained that the meeting aimed to identify major challenges facing ministry branches and explore appropriate solutions. He said the goal is to ensure smooth operations and strengthen the performance of ministry-affiliated institutions.

He noted the dedication of branch heads to improving the justice system and stressed the importance of cooperation to help judicial bodies fulfill their duties and support stability across the country. The minister highlighted the need for teamwork to overcome sector challenges and reinforce the role of justice institutions in serving both the nation and its citizens.

Al-Modeer also praised the efforts of the General Command of the Armed Forces and Deputy Commander-in-Chief, Lieutenant General Saddam Haftar, in supporting development and reconstruction projects in Sirte. He noted the significant advancements and large-scale development projects in the city.

He thanked Sirte’s residents and all supporting parties, especially the Libyan Development and Reconstruction Fund, the National Development Agency, and judicial officials, for their contributions to these achievements and the city’s progress.

The minister added that the projects and development witnessed in Sirte reflect promising efforts by Libya. He attributed these accomplishments to the role of the General Command and instructions from Deputy Commander-in-Chief Saddam Haftar.