Bahrain – Nawaf Al Mawda, Minister of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments, received representatives of 24 licensed private enforcement companies and administered the oath after meeting the licensing requirements to work as private enforcement officers.
The Minister said the authorization of new civilian enforcement officers is part of efforts aimed at ensuring access to justice in order to achieve the principles of sustainability, justice and competitiveness in this important sector. He said the company will contribute to strengthening the services it provides. Based on Bahrain Economic Vision 2030.
Mr. Al-Mawdah emphasized the importance of the role of bailiffs in enforcing judgments and other enforcement bonds in accordance with the jurisdiction assigned to them by law. The Enforcement Officer stressed that it is within the framework of cooperation with the private sector and supports the objectives of the law. An economic recovery plan by increasing the efficiency, effectiveness and speed of enforcement procedures and court support services.
The Minister said that enforcement officers must adhere to accuracy, honesty and integrity when carrying out authorized tasks and procedures, uphold the confidentiality and dignity of their profession, and abide by judicial judgments and orders issued by enforcement courts. He pointed out that it must be carried out.
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