Accra:The head of the office of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, Lieutenant General Abdul Amir al-Shammari, discussed the standardization of legal procedures and frameworks in military and internal security forces courts.

According to Iraqi News Agency, al-Shammari chaired a meeting at the headquarters, which was attended by the Interior Ministry’s legal adviser, the heads of public prosecution at the Defense and Interior ministries, the heads of the Internal Security Forces Court and the First Military Court, deputy heads of the ministries’ legal departments, and other legal and judicial officials, including heads of legal and specialized bodies within the office of the commander-in-chief.

The meeting addressed several issues related to the work of legal and judicial departments, focusing on standardizing procedures adopted by courts and investigative boards, executing arrest warrants, and organizing proceedings in military and internal security forces courts.

The meeting concluded with a recommendation to form a joint committee comprising representatives from the Defense and Interior ministries and the office of the commander-in-chief. This committee will study the issues raised and work towards harmonizing relevant procedures and frameworks to strengthen coordination and integration in legal and judicial matters among the concerned institutions.