2024-07-22 07:47:21
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The President of the Association of Magistrates of Guinea (AMG) presented the sincere condolences of his corporation to the family of Hadja Mariame Camara, who died on Tuesday, July 9, 2024. It was during the symposium organized this Wednesday, July 10, in honor of the latter at the Court of Appeal of Conakry. Mohamed Diawara took the opportunity to testify to the human qualities of the magistrate and former National Director of Civil Affairs and the Seals. Without forgetting to pray to God for the repose of her soul. Full speech…
Mr. First President of the Supreme Court, Mr. Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Madam Secretary General of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, Mr. Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Justice, Mr. Senior Advisor to the Ministry of Justice, Ladies and Gentlemen members of the Cabinet of the Ministry of Justice, Mr. Attorney General at the Supreme Court of Conakry, Mr. First President of the Court of Appeal of Conakry, Mr. Attorney General at the Court of Appeal of Conakry, Mr. State Judicial Officer, Mr. Representative of the President of the Association of Registrars of Guinea, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Members of the Courts and Tribunals, Ladies and Gentlemen, in your titles, ranks and capacities, all protocol observed;
It is with great sadness that I learned of the death of Mrs. Hadja Mariama CAMARA. Retired magistrate, married and mother of one child.
We measure the extent of this disappearance not only with regard to the biological family of the deceased but also to the judicial family.
Hadja Mariama CAMARA, Elder, sister, aunt, mother-in-law…for some people here present, classmates, comrades, colleagues…. for others, will now be absent from our world. A painful situation for all of us, it being understood that losing a loved one is a difficult ordeal to overcome. But in view of this irreversible divine will, we can only show our affection by thinking of our beloved Hadja in our prayers.
Ladies and gentlemen, it was a great pleasure for us, as actors in the justice system, to share a part of our professional life with this lady who, in terms of wisdom, humility, loyalty and sincerity in human and professional relationships, is irreproachable.
The departure of Mrs. Hadja Mariama CAMARA leaves us distraught, because her presence brought joy and warmth to those who had the honor of knowing her.
With these words, all the Magistrates of Guinea, through me, ask the biological family, relatives and friends to receive their sincere condolences and the expression of their deep sympathy.
Rest in peace Hadja Mariama CAMARA, may the Good Lord welcome you into his paradise. Amine