Baghdad: The President of the Iraqi Jurists Union, Qasim Tuma Judah, has entered into a cooperation agreement with the Beirut International Center for Training and Development. The agreement was signed by the center's Director, Dr. Walid Hadraj, marking a strategic move to bolster professional collaboration and exchange expertise.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the Union stated that the agreement aims to develop training programs, enhance legal and institutional capacities, and organize joint courses, workshops, and conferences. It also involves exchanging experts and trainers, and preparing specialized curricula and training packages, with the goal of raising the professional standards of legal professionals.

Judah emphasized that this partnership aligns with the Union's vision to engage with esteemed training institutions both regionally and internationally. The goal is to support sustainable professional development pathways for jurists, ultimately benefiting legal performance and community service.

Dr. Walid Hadraj highlighted the Beirut International Center for Training and Development's pride in this collaboration, emphasizing the center's commitment to utilizing its expertise and resources to ensure the success of joint programs and achieve the agreement's objectives.

This agreement is a pivotal step for the Iraqi Jurists Union in enhancing its professional footprint and establishing effective strategic partnerships that promote legal training and qualification in line with best practices.