Kazakhstan, under the leadership of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, is set to enhance its judicial system alongside the International Association for Court Administration (IACA). Key discussions included judicial reforms, the importance of the rule of law, and the integration of digital and AI solutions. IACA emphasizes best practices in court administration for global application.
On February 27, in Astana, Kazakhstan, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev announced the nation’s plans to modernize its judicial system with support from the International Association for Court Administration (IACA). During a meeting with IACA President Pamela Harris, Tokayev underscored the importance of establishing rule of law and judicial reforms as pivotal for the country’s development and stability.
“We are conducting extremely important reforms aimed at advancing law and order in Kazakhstan. We are convinced that the rule of law must be implemented in practice,” stated President Tokayev, emphasizing his expectations for strengthened cooperation with IACA.
Harris highlighted the global best practices of maintaining a division between the Supreme Court and judicial administration. Furthermore, the discussions focused on enhancing interactions among judicial bodies and exploring the integration of digital solutions and artificial intelligence within court proceedings.
IACA serves as a global professional organization dedicated to the advancement and management of courts and justice systems worldwide. It connects court administration professionals to foster knowledge sharing and innovative practices.
In conclusion, Kazakhstan is actively working towards modernizing its judicial system with the assistance of IACA. The focus is on rule of law, judicial reforms, and the application of new technologies in court processes. Both President Tokayev and President Harris recognize the importance of collaboration to ensure effective governance and judicial administration.
Original Source: en.trend.az
