On the morning of August 24, 2026, His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, the Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, officiated the oath-taking ceremony for 31 new members of the judiciary and public prosecution in the Emirate of Sharjah. This event took place at his office and included a significant representation of the judicial system.
Oath-Taking Ceremony Details
The ceremony welcomed six judges of cassation, 19 first-instance judges, one public prosecutor, and five assistant prosecution heads. Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed congratulated the newly sworn-in judges and legal advisors, highlighting their vital role in upholding the judiciary and judicial integrity within the community.
Commitment to Justice and Integrity
During his address, Sheikh Sultan reaffirmed the importance of their contributions to the rule of law, emphasizing the protection of public and private rights as essential elements of justice, integrity, and societal stability. He noted ongoing efforts to provide optimal systems and resources to enable judges and advisors to perform their duties effectively, independently, and justly.
Gratitude from Newly Sworn Judicial Members
The newly appointed judges and advisors expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the trust placed in them, committing to execute their responsibilities with fairness and impartiality, ensuring the protection of individuals’ and institutions’ rights according to existing laws and regulations.
Noteworthy Attendees
The oath-taking ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Dr. Mansour Mohammed bin Nassar, Chairman of the Legal Department of the Sharjah Government and Vice Chairman of the Judiciary Council; Dr. Mohammed Obaid Al Kabbi, Chairman of the Judiciary Department; Ahmad Abdullah Al Mulla, President of the Court of Cassation; Anwar Amin Al Harmoudi, Attorney General of Sharjah; Salama Rashid Salem Al Ketbi, Chairwoman of the Judicial Inspection Department; Saeed Ali Bahbuh Al Naqbi, President of the Appellate Courts; Omar Obaid Al Ghol Salami, President of the Primary Courts; and Sheikh Faisal bin Ali Al Mualla, Secretary-General of the Judiciary Council.