On February 27, 2023, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev discussed judicial reforms with IACA President Pamela Harris, emphasizing the significance of the rule of law in Kazakhstan. The meeting highlighted the importance of judicial modernization, collaboration between judicial bodies, and the application of technology in court proceedings.
Kazakhstan is advancing its judicial modernization efforts with support from the International Association for Court Administration (IACA), as articulated by Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev during a meeting with IACA President Pamela Harris. Tokayev underscored the importance of reforming the judicial system and ensuring the rule of law as vital components in establishing a state governed by law.
President Tokayev stated, “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. I believe this is very important for ensuring the stability and prosperity of our country. Therefore, I count on further cooperation between the International Association and Kazakhstan and our judicial system.”
During the discussions, Harris highlighted the necessity of separating the Supreme Court from judicial administration as a best-practice standard globally. The talks also emphasized the need to enhance collaboration among judicial bodies and explore the incorporation of digital technologies and artificial intelligence in court processes.
The IACA is a global organization dedicated to fostering the enhancement and administration of justice systems worldwide. By uniting professionals engaged in court administration, the IACA promotes the sharing of knowledge, best practices, and innovative strategies.
Kazakhstan is set to modernize its judicial system in collaboration with the IACA, focusing on critical reforms essential for establishing the rule of law. The discussions led by President Tokayev illustrate a commitment to improving law and order through cooperation with international partners. The incorporation of technology in judicial proceedings presents promising prospects for more efficient court administration.
Original Source: en.trend.az
