MOJ launches digital service to access court judgments via ‘Sahel’ App
The Ministry of Justice has announced the launch of a new digital service enabling users to obtain the full text of court judgments through the unified government electronic services application, Sahel, as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance digital transformation and streamline procedures for litigants.
In a statement issued today, the ministry said the service allows individuals to access the complete text of rulings directly through the application, without the need to visit courts, for submission to government bodies and entities that require official judgments, reports Al-Jarida daily.
The ministry stressed that the initiative aims to save time and effort for litigants by reducing visits to court facilities, accelerating the completion of transactions, and easing administrative burdens.
The ministry reaffirmed its commitment to expanding user-friendly digital services that simplify procedures and remove obstacles facing the public.
It noted that on November 18 it had also launched the “Family Insurance Fund Certificates” and “Court of Cassation Citation” services via the Sahel app, further supporting its goal of delivering efficient and accessible electronic services.
