Haramaya University College of Law Excels in National Moot Court Competitions
Haramaya University’s College of Law recently showcased its legal prowess, with two teams selected to compete in prestigious national moot court competitions.
This achievement highlights the college’s commitment to developing highly skilled legal professionals.
A team comprising LL.B students Ms. Meklit Aytenfsu, Mr. Gutema Tsegaye, and Mr. Adonay Getaneh, coached by Assistant Lecturer Mr. Tajir Yoseph, was among only twelve law schools chosen for the 9th Ethiopian National Moot Court Competition. Their selection was based on the quality of their written memorials.
Separately, LL.B students Ms. Hasset Daniel, Ms. Meklit Aytenfsu, and Mr. Bikila Girmaye, coached by Assistant Lecturer Mr. Habtamu Siweya, represented the college in the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Moot Court Competition. Only six law schools nationwide qualified for this competition, again based on their written submissions.
“Haramaya University’s College of Law students consistently excel in both national and international moot court competitions,” stated Dr. Richard Wentzil, Dean of the College. “Their dedication to research and writing is evident in their consistent selection for the oral rounds. These competitions provide invaluable practical experience, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world legal scenarios.”
Dr. Richard emphasized that qualifying for these esteemed competitions is a testament to the students’ hard work, intellectual ability, and drive. The College of Law is immensely proud of their accomplishments and their representation of Haramaya University on a national stage.
Haramaya University Public & International Relations Directorate