Peshawar High Court Chief Justice Addresses National Conference on Judicial Wellbeing
Justice Syed Muhammad Attique Shah spoke at a session held at the Supreme Court of Pakistan focused on district judiciary reform.
Justice Syed Muhammad Attique Shah, Chief Justice of the Peshawar High Court, addressed attendees at the National Conference on Judicial Wellbeing, held at the Supreme Court of Pakistan, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The conference carried the theme "From Reform to Recognition: Building a Responsive District Judiciary," APP reported.
The event brought together judicial figures to discuss matters related to the district judiciary, though further details of the proceedings, including specific remarks made by Justice Shah, were not provided in the available report.
APP's coverage was limited to a photographic record of the occasion, noting Justice Shah's participation as a speaker at the conference.
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