Leadership and Court Management: CEPEJ Continues Its Training Cycle for Moroccan Women Judges

### Training Session on Judicial Leadership and Court Management A new two-day training session on judicial leadership and court management is taking place on November 27 and 28, 2025, in Rabat. The event builds on CEPEJ’s ongoing initiative to strengthen the professional capacities of Moroccan women judges. ### Purpose and Objectives The program focuses on supporting participants in developing leadership skills, improving administrative efficiency in courts, and promoting gender equality in judicial leadership. Through interactive workshops and discussions, the session aims to help judges enhance their management practices and decision-making processes. ### CEPEJ’s Broader Initiative This training is part of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) initiative that seeks to foster best practices in court administration and leadership. Earlier training cycles introduced practical tools for caseflow management, communication, and team coordination. > “Empowering women judges is essential for building transparent and efficient justice systems,” stated a CEPEJ representative during the opening session. ### Collaborative Effort The training is organized in cooperation with Moroccan judicial authorities and supported by international experts. It highlights continued collaboration between CEPEJ and the Moroccan Ministry of Justice to modernize court governance and promote inclusive leadership opportunities. *** **Author’s Summary:** The CEPEJ conducts a two-day workshop in Rabat to enhance leadership and management skills among Moroccan women judges, advancing gender equality and court efficiency.