The nation of Guyana has welcomed a new addition to its judicial system as Justice Rafiq Khan was officially sworn in as the seventh appellate judge. The ceremony took place at State House, with President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali presiding over the event.
Justice Khan’s appointment follows a recommendation by the Judicial Service Commission and marks an important milestone in the administration of justice in Guyana. His swearing-in is part of a larger effort to modernize and strengthen the country’s judicial institutions.
The President highlighted the critical role that the Court of Appeal plays in ensuring consistency, accountability, and the correction of judicial errors. He emphasized that access to fair and expeditious justice is vital to civic trust and social cohesion.
Justice Khan brings extensive legal experience, integrity, and sound judicial temperament to his new role. The President expressed confidence that he will bring diligence, intellectual rigour, and integrity to the position, upholding the constitution and administering justice without fear or favour.
Source: guyanachronicle.com
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