Saudi Royal Order Promotes and Appoints 34 Board of Grievances Judges
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- King Salman issued a royal order promoting and appointing 34 judges to Saudi Arabia’s Board of Grievances.
- Board President Ali bin Ahmed Al-Ohaydib said the order reflects royal support for the administrative judiciary.
- He said the decision would motivate judges and staff and advance the Board of Grievances.
King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud issued a royal order on Friday promoting and appointing 34 judges to Saudi Arabia’s Board of Grievances.
Ali bin Ahmed Al-Ohaydib, president of the Board of Grievances and chairman of the Administrative Judiciary Council, said the administrative judiciary enjoys the king’s support and the attention of Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman.
Al-Ohaydib said the royal order strengthens the Board of Grievances, motivates its judges and employees, and advances the administrative judiciary.
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