The Tartous Court has activated the electronic judicial notification service, as part of enhancing the digital transformation process and developing judicial work mechanisms, with the aim of accelerating judicial procedures, facilitating the delivery of summons to citizens, and reducing administrative and financial burdens on clients and lawyers.
Engineer Hadeel Al-Sheikh, head of the Technology and Digital Transformation Department at the Tartous Judiciary, clarified in a statement to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) on Monday that process servers have been provided with laptops and scanners, alongside training staff on the use of the system.
For his part, Rabee Abbas, head of the Process Servers Department at the Tartous Judiciary, noted that summons are received and scanned, then sent via text messages supported by the Ministry of Justice logo, containing the person's name, phone number, and case number. He pointed out that if the link is opened, the notification is recorded with the date, whereas in case of failure, a 24-hour wait is required before confirming the impossibility of notification.
Abbas highlighted that the service helps reduce evasion or delay in receiving notifications, affirming its approval by citizens and lawyers. For his part, lawyer Youssef Wanous viewed electronic notification as a positive step that contributes to accelerating the resolution of cases and reducing delays, by saving time, effort, and costs.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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