ACJR is governed democratically. Its bodies and their powers are defined by the statutes adopted on 17 September 2026; they provide for internal rules, prepared by the Board and submitted to the General Assembly for approval, to set out the details.

Statutes, Art. 14

The Executive Bureau

As at the adoption of the statutes, continuity in office is ensured by the three founding members:

  • ABDELRAHIM GREIN Sadam

    President

    Legally represents the association in civil matters.

  • MAHMUD MOHAMED Hruia

    Secretary-General

    Handles administration and coordination, and keeps the minutes.

  • EL TAHER AISSA Issam

    Treasurer

    Oversees finances, the accounts and budget preparation.

The Bureau is elected by the Board from among its members. It may include a Vice-President, who assists and stands in for the President.

Statutes, Art. 11–14

The association’s bodies

Who elects whom
  1. Ordinary General Assembly

    Members with voting rights

    Statutes, Art. 11
  2. elects

    Board of Directors

    3 to 7 members

    Renewable 3-year term

    Statutes, Art. 13
  3. elects from among its members

    Executive Bureau

    • President
    • Secretary-General
    • Treasurer

    Optional Vice-President

    Statutes, Art. 14
  • Ordinary General Assembly

    It brings together the members with voting rights who are up to date with their membership obligations. It approves the activity and financial reports and the budget, elects the Board, sets membership fees and approves the internal rules.

    • At least once a year
    • 21 days’ notice, except in a justified emergency
    • Simple majority
  • Extraordinary General Assembly

    The only body that can amend the statutes or dissolve the association.

    • Quorum: two-thirds of members with voting rights
    • Two-thirds majority of votes cast
    • If quorum fails, a second assembly within 30 days, with no quorum required (except for dissolution)
  • Board of Directors

    It sets the direction for implementing the Assembly’s decisions, oversees general policies, adopts the draft budget and ensures sound administration.

    • 3 to 7 members
    • Renewable 3-year term
    • Meets at least every six months
    • The President has the casting vote in a tie
  • Executive Bureau

    Elected by the Board from its members, it includes at least a President, a Secretary-General and a Treasurer.

    • Optional Vice-President
    • The President represents the association
Statutes, Art. 15

Volunteer leadership

Positions on the Board and the Executive Bureau are voluntary and unpaid. Expenses actually incurred in the association’s interest may be reimbursed against receipts and are recorded in the financial documents.

Transparency

Our statutes at a glance

  • Preamble and international legal references
  • Constitution, name, seat and duration (Art. 1–3)
  • Guiding principles and independence (Art. 4)
  • Vision, mission and strategic objectives (Art. 5–6)
  • Methods and international advocacy (Art. 7–8)
  • Members, rights and obligations (Art. 9–10)
  • Organisation and governance (Art. 11–15)
  • Finance and transparency (Art. 16–18)
  • Internal rules and policies (Art. 19–20)
  • Dissolution, liquidation and formalities (Art. 21–22)

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