I have always been deeply interested in the field of law, a passion that stems from my career as a Clerk of Sessions at the Court of Cassation, where I gradually advanced to become the Chief of the Civil Litigation Sessions Clerks Section at the Court of Cassation. This progression has provided me with extensive practical experience and insight into the legal process.

Currently, I am pursuing legal studies to complement my professional expertise with academic knowledge, aiming for a well-rounded understanding of the law. I am particularly passionate about collecting and analyzing the legal principles established by the Court of Cassation. This interest has led me to collaborate with a faculty member at the law school to classify these principles and work toward publishing them as a valuable resource for the legal community.

My ultimate aspiration lies in legal research and academic exploration. I am highly motivated to contribute to the field through participation in conferences and publishing scholarly works, combining my practical experience with academic endeavors to make a meaningful impact in the legal profession.