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Supreme Judicial Council President Judge Faiq Zidan Meets Baroness Emma Nicholson

Baghdad, Iraq- On Sunday, Judge Faiq Zidan, the president of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC), met with Baroness Emma Nicholson to discuss his upcoming official visit to the United Kingdom.

The meeting focused on key areas of judicial cooperation between the two countries. Baroness Nicholson extended the invitation to Judge Zidan for his visit, which will further strengthen judicial ties and promote mutual collaboration in legal and judicial matters.

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