15th Ordinary Session of Mali’s National Institute for Judicial Training Opens

Bamako, March 12, 2026 - The 15th Ordinary Session of the Board of Directors of the National Institute for Judicial Training (INFJ) “Maître Demba Diallo” opened on Thursday under the chairmanship of Dr. Boubacar Sidiki Diarrah, Secretary General of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights. The ceremony, held at the institute’s premises, was attended by members of the General Directorate and invited resource persons, including former Minister of Justice Hamidou Younoussa Maiga and former INFJ Board member Alassane Diallo. In his address, Dr. Diarrah praised the institute’s management and staff for their achievements in 2025 and provided a positive assessment of the institute’s performance. The 2026 session will review three key documents: the 2025 annual performance report, the 2026 annual performance plan, and the 2026 annual performance contract, which serve as essential tools for evaluating results and guiding future actions. The Secretary General highlighted the importance of these sessions in ensuring effective management and the continued professional development of Mali’s judicial personnel.

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Bamako, March 12, 2026 - The 15th Ordinary Session of the Board of Directors of the National Institute for Judicial Training (INFJ) “Maître Demba Diallo” opened on Thursday under the chairmanship of Dr. Boubacar Sidiki Diarrah, Secretary General of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights. The ceremony, held at the institute’s premises, was attended by members of the General Directorate and invited resource persons, including former Minister of Justice Hamidou Younoussa Maiga and former INFJ Board member Alassane Diallo. In his address, Dr. Diarrah praised the institute’s management and staff for their achievements in 2025 and provided a positive assessment of the institute’s performance. The 2026 session will review three key documents: the 2025 annual performance report, the 2026 annual performance plan, and the 2026 annual performance contract, which serve as essential tools for evaluating results and guiding future actions. The Secretary General highlighted the importance of these sessions in ensuring effective management and the continued professional development of Mali’s judicial personnel.