Two partnership agreements have been signed between the Forum for Dialogue of African Magistrates, the International Center for Diplomacy and the National School of Business and Management (ENCG) in Casablanca. This signing marks a new step in strengthening pan-African cooperation in the areas of justice, judicial diplomacy and governance

^{The signing of the partnership agreements took place on the occasion of the graduation ceremony of the 14th class of ENCG Casablanca.} These conventions are part of the implementation of the Forum's 2024-2026 Action Plan, thus strengthening its commitment to pan-African cooperation in the areas of justice, judicial diplomacy and governance, according to the African Magistrates Dialogue Forum in a statement. They were concluded with two reference institutions, namely the International Center for Diplomacy, a recognized player in the field of institutional and diplomatic cooperation, and the ENCG Casablanca, a national reference in higher education in business and management. These conventions reflect a common desire to strengthen the integration of African judicial systems through structured and sustainable cooperation. This tripartite partnership aims to structure the African Magistrates Network around five strategic axes, in the service of modern, inclusive pan-African justice that is focused on contemporary challenges, explains the