Riyadh, December 27, 2024 – In a significant step toward enhancing bilateral relations, Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al-Mujib of Saudi Arabia met today with Muhsin Sentürk, the Attorney General of Turkey, and his accompanying delegation in Makkah. The meeting focused on fostering stronger judicial and legal cooperation between the two nations, with both sides emphasizing the importance of deepening collaboration to promote efficient justice systems and strengthen legal frameworks in their respective countries.
During the meeting, Al-Mujib extended a warm welcome to Sentürk and his delegation, highlighting the long-standing and robust ties between Saudi Arabia and Turkey. He expressed his appreciation for the existing cooperation between the two countries' judicial sectors and underscored the need to further enhance their collaboration in various legal matters. The discussions revolved around identifying key areas for mutual cooperation, particularly in strengthening judicial processes, exchanging legal expertise, and improving the efficiency of the justice systems.
Both sides recognized the shared benefits of increased dialogue and knowledge-sharing, with particular emphasis on judicial training, legal reforms, and cross-border legal assistance. The visit reflects the countries' shared commitment to not only improving their internal legal structures but also contributing to broader regional and international efforts to strengthen the rule of law.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for both parties to explore potential avenues for deeper cooperation in combating transnational crime, improving legal procedures, and facilitating the exchange of legal knowledge and resources. The discussions underscored the mutual interest in promoting justice, accountability, and the protection of human rights within their jurisdictions, further solidifying the relationship between Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
Al-Mujib and Sentürk both reiterated their commitment to advancing the shared goal of a more efficient, fair, and transparent legal system, and agreed to continue building on the positive momentum created by this important meeting. This visit marks another milestone in the strengthening of ties between the two countries, particularly in the critical area of judicial cooperation, and signals a mutual desire to continue building a more effective, collaborative legal framework in the years to come.
