Training course for court personnel concludes at FJA
By Ali Imran

ISLAMABAD—Certificate awarding ceremony on the conclusion of three-week Management Information System (MIS) training course for court personnel and ministerial staff was held here Saturday at the Federal Judicial Academy.
Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, Judge Supreme Court of Pakistan who is also Judge-In charge of the Federal Judicial Academy (FJA), was the chief guest on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani said expressed hope that the training would not only make the participants more productive in their professional duties but also make them an efficient and effective part of legal and judicial system.
Justice Jillani said administration of justice was a sacred mission and it was a matter of honor for all participants to be linked with this common bond of administering justice to the people.
In his discourse with the participants he opined, "Information Technology (IT) had changed the way we work. It had changed the way citizens approach legal matters. But we must be prepared to take the next step of using it to harvest relevant information in a timely manner."
He evinced keen interest in putting all judicial and legal libraries including libraries of Supreme Court of Pakistan, Federal Shariah Court, all the four High Courts and others connected on-line to cultivate research culture among the legal and judicial fraternity.
Earlier, Moazzam Hayat Director General of the Academy presented an overview of the course and said this program addressed many of the issues that contribute to judicial excellence, including improved skills in case management, budgeting, technology and human resources.
Director General appreciated the spirit and struggle of duo- Computer Instructors Muhammad Ali and Tariq Aziz who made the training program a success story. Fifteen officers and members of staff hailing from the Federal Shariah Court, Accountability Courts, Ombudsman Secretariat and FJA were awarded certificates.