The Faculty of Law at Beni Suef University organizes a discussion on "Obstacles to Compulsory Enforcement in Light of Recent Developments."
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Under the patronage of Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of Beni Suef University—and as part of the commitment to enhancing the legal framework and raising awareness regarding recent legislative developments—the Department of Procedural Law at the Faculty of Law held an extensive discussion this morning. Titled "Obstacles to Compulsory Enforcement in Light of Recent Developments" . The session took place in the "Hall of One Hundred" at the Faculty, where participants examined the challenges and potential solutions related to compulsory enforcement in the context of rapid legislative and technological change
This initiative was carried out under the supervision of Dr. Adel Abu Hashima, Dean of the Faculty of Law; Dr. Fatma Mohamed Abdel-Alim, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; and Dr. Abdel-Hakim Okasha, Head of the Department of Procedural Law. It was organized with the distinguished participation of the Youth Welfare Department at the faculty —led by its director, Ms. Rabab Hussein, and activity specialist Mr. Jaber Mohamed—in collaboration with the Student Union and the Rover Scout troop
The panel discussion saw a notable turnout, including college leadership, faculty members, researchers, and individuals with an interest in legal affairs, as well as students from various academic years
The university president emphasized that organizing such events and discussion forums reflects the ongoing commitment to connect the academic theory and the practical , real-world application. These initiatives aim to address contemporary legal issues—particularly those affecting society and judicial proceedings—thereby fostering legal thought and enhancing the skills of both students and researchers
For his part, Dr. Adel Abu Hashima expressed his sincere thanks and appreciation to the judges and legal experts who contributed to enriching the seminar—most notably Counselor Abdel Rahman Marzouk, Head of the Technical Office at the Beni Suef Court of Appeal; Counselor Osama Rostom, Director of the Enforcement Department at the Beni Suef Court of First Instance; and Mr. Tarek Abdel Azim, Head of the Beni Suef Bar Association—all of whom analyzed and discussed the primary procedural and practical obstacles to compulsory enforcement, as well as mechanisms for overcoming them
The event concluded with the honoring of the participating guests, in recognition of their distinguished and commendable presence, as well as their positive contributions to the success of the panel discussion
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