TASHKENT, May 7. /Dunyo IA/. An international forum on judicial education and justice in Turkic states, focusing on digital transformation and best practices, was held in the capital, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

The forum was attended by representatives from judicial and legal educational institutions, academies under General Prosecutor's Offices of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Türkiye, as well as international organizations and experts.

Kholmumin Yodgorov, Chairman of the Supreme Council of Judges of Uzbekistan, emphasized that preparing judicial candidates and advanced training for acting judges is an extremely responsible and complex process. According to him, the effectiveness of justice primarily depends on candidates being deeply knowledgeable and thoroughly prepared, noting that each state has its own unique experience and approach in this regard.

In recent years, Uzbekistan has implemented large-scale reforms to develop the judicial system and improve the training and advanced qualification of future judges.

The forum also discussed the use of artificial intelligence in training personnel for the judicial and law enforcement sectors, the legal framework for its integration into the educational process and the application of digital technologies.