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Court clerks’ reclassification: Me Moussa Sarr reiterates aim of reaching an agreement

Justice Minister and Keeper of the Seals Me Moussa Sarr met with stakeholders involved in the statutory reclassification of court clerks on Monday, 31 August. On that occasion, he reiterated his commitment to reaching an agreement.

SenegalInfos 31 Aug 2026 · 17:22 Original French edition

Court clerks’ reclassification: Me Moussa Sarr reiterates aim of reaching an agreement — · PressAfrik

Justice Minister and Keeper of the Seals Me Moussa Sarr held a meeting with stakeholders involved in the statutory reclassification of court clerks on Monday, 31 August.

According to information reported by PressAfrik, the meeting gave the minister an opportunity to reiterate his commitment to reaching an agreement on the matter.

A statutory matter at the heart of the meeting

The statutory reclassification of court clerks was at the centre of the discussion. Available information does not specify who attended the meeting, the content of any potential agreement, or the timetable for future discussions.

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