The Hama Judiciary, in cooperation with the Administrative Development Directorate, organized a seminar on the professional preparation of government reports based on professional foundations today, Saturday, at the Old Municipality building in Hama.
Thirty prosecutors, heads of offices, and administrative development workers at the Hama Judiciary participated in the seminar, as part of efforts to develop administrative performance and enhance writing skills.
In this context, the General Prosecutor in Hama, Muhammad Ahmad al-Nu’sean, emphasized that the goal of the seminar is to enhance the skills and expertise in writing and drafting reports according to methodological foundations that contribute to making decisions based on correct premises.
For his part, Abdullah Amri, head of the office of the Peace Court in Hama, stated that the seminar focuses on improving the efficiency of workers in the judicial palaces' offices, especially in preparing monthly and weekly reports addressed to the General Prosecutor.
Amri pointed out that the training aims to avoid common errors in reports by neutralizing human emotions and adhering to objectivity to ensure data accuracy that helps improve overall performance.
For his part, certified administrative development trainer Mustafa al-Sayyid Muhammad said that the topics covered the standard structure of a successful government report, governing laws, data analysis skills, drafting recommendations, and correspondence protocols to correctly guide decision-makers.
The Hama Judiciary had previously organized a lecture on October 12 regarding enhancing the professional relationship between judges and lawyers, contributing to the smooth operation of justice and consolidating the rule of law.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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