Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh has recently visited the Amhara Regional State Supreme Court in Bahir Dar, where he witnessed the completion of significant renovation and modernization efforts. Accompanied by Amhara Region's Head of Government Arege Kebede and other top officials, he toured the newly transformed court, a reflection of the region's commitment to improving its judicial system.
"A comfortable work environment is crucial for efficient service delivery," emphasized Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen. "The Supreme Court's transformation, combined with technology that reduces user burden and streamlines legal processes, will significantly enhance the region's court system."
Supreme Court President Alemante Agidew briefed the delegation on the ongoing improvements, emphasizing the creation of a conducive environment for a more efficient judicial system.
Amhara Region's Head of Government Arege Kebede praised the court's rapid progress under its new leadership, highlighting the state government's dedication to supporting technological advancements. The visit showcased the region's commitment to building a modern and efficient judicial system, ensuring justice for all.