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Attorney General Ally said the new strategic plan would serve as a compass for transforming the office into an efficient, effective, and transparent institution that embodied the principles of public service. The AG’s Office has the mandate of providing the government with legal advice and is the country’s criminal prosecution service
The Seychelles Attorney General’s (AG’s) Office has launched its strategic plan for 2024-29, for elevating the office (AGs) into a center of excellence for legal services provided to the government and criminal prosecutions.
A copy of the plan on a pen drive was presented to President Wavel Ramkalawan by the Attorney General, Frank Ally, at the launch ceremony recently. Ally said the new strategic plan would serve as a compass for transforming the office into an efficient, effective, and transparent institution that embodied the principles of public service. The AG’s Office has the mandate of providing the government with legal advice and is the country’s criminal prosecution service.
The Office is also responsible for ensuring sound legal footing when the government signs international treaties, conventions, and agreements as well as other complex contracts the government enters.
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Ally revealed that the document will include certain aspects of retention of the younger members of the office. He also said that the revamped website of the AG’s Office was also launched and is accessible at www.ago.sc, for people to access information needed about legal subjects. As part of its drive to educate members of the public on legal issues, the Office is also planning to launch its social media platform LegalEase to provide accessible legal education to the public, empowering individuals with essential legal knowledge.
