An international training course entitled “The Next Generation of Justice: Artificial Intelligence, Digital Trust and Cyber Resilience of Judicial Systems” will be held at the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan on 2–4 November 2026. The event is expected to bring together sitting judges from Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. The international training course will provide a platform for sharing best practices in the judicial and legal sector, discussing contemporary challenges arising from digital transformation, and further strengthening international cooperation among judges.

A meeting dedicated to encouraging young people to learn foreign languages, promoting the rational use of water resources, and raising awareness of road safety was held at the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The event was initiated by the Academy’s Department of Youth Affairs, Spirituality and Educational Outreach, and Human Resources, in cooperation with the Central Council of the Youth Union of Uzbekistan. The meeting was attended by the Academy’s leadership, faculty members and master’s students, as well as K. Suyarov, Head of a Department at the Central Council of the Youth Union of Uzbekistan; M. Abdujalilova, Head of the “Let’s Save Water Together” project; T. Eshboyev, Head of the “Yo‘lovchi” project; and J. Muhammadov, Head of the “IELTS Marathon” project. At the conclusion of the event, employees of the Central Council of the Youth Union of Uzbekistan were awarded in recognition of their cooperation in youth engagement and the implementation of educational and awareness-raising projects.

The Academy of Justice held a meeting with Piotr Stepnowski, Rector of the University of Gdańsk, President of the Conference of Rectors of Universities in Poland, member of the Polish Academy of Sciences, and Professor. 💬 During the meeting, Sherzod Abduqodirov, Rector of the Academy of Justice, emphasized the importance of further developing cooperation between the two educational institutions, learning from advanced international practices, and strengthening ties in education and research. ⏺ It was noted that initial cooperation contacts have already been established between the Academy and the University of Gdańsk. Representatives of the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Poland are also providing practical support in this process. ❓ The meeting focused on the following priority areas of cooperation: 🔹 signing a memorandum of cooperation between the Academy of Justice and the University of Gdańsk; 🔹 organizing internships at the University of Gdańsk for Academy trainees and master’s students; 🔹 establishing academic exchange and experience-sharing programmes for academic staff; 🔹 organizing joint research projects, conferences, and academic events; 🔹 introducing modern teaching methods and international best practices into the educational process. At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties exchanged views on expanding mutually beneficial cooperation in education and science, implementing joint initiatives, and developing practical collaboration in the future. 🌐 This meeting marked an important step towards expanding the Academy of Justice’s international partnerships and introducing advanced international experience into its personnel training system.

A professional development course for legal services staff of the territorial departments of the Chamber of State Cadastres, under the Cadastre Agency of the National Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Urbanization and Sustainable Development of the Housing Market, has been completed at the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan. During the training sessions, participants studied the state registration of rights to immovable property, procedures for the pre-trial settlement of disputes arising in this area, and the practical application of relevant legislation. The programme also covered enforcement of administrative court decisions, procedures for submitting applications, complaints, and petitions to courts, the legal justification of decisions made by territorial departments of the Chamber of State Cadastres, and the consideration of cases involving actions or omissions by officials of cadastral authorities. Particular attention was paid to procedures for handling applications from individuals and legal entities, lawyers’ requests, and court proceedings concerning disputes related to the state registration of rights to immovable property. Theoretical knowledge was reinforced through practical examples, helping participants develop their skills in correctly applying legal provisions, preparing legal documents, and participating effectively in court proceedings. At the end of the course, participants took tests to assess their knowledge. Those who successfully passed the tests were awarded certificates of completion. Participant Feedback One of the course participants shared their impressions of the training: “This professional development course was important in helping us gain a deeper understanding of issues arising in our professional activities, correctly apply legal provisions, and strengthen our practical skills. The sessions delivered by experienced specialists were very beneficial to us.”

The RC26 international conference is taking place in Valletta, Malta, from 26 to 28 October 2026, in cooperation with the Hedayah Center and the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ). At the event, Dilshod Isroilov, Professor at the Academy of Justice, delivered a presentation entitled “Strengthening Judicial Capacity in Adjudicating Terrorism-Related Cases: Examples from Uzbekistan’s Investigative and Judicial Practice.” The presentation highlighted Uzbekistan’s experience in strengthening judges’ professional capacity in handling terrorism-related cases, assessing digital evidence, and ensuring fair trial guarantees. The conference also provided an opportunity to discuss prospects for developing international cooperation, improving training programmes, and exchanging experience.

A meeting was held at the Academy of Justice to discuss the outcomes of the official visit to Japan and prospects for international cooperation. The meeting addressed Japan’s legal system, the distinctive culture of the Japanese people, the principles of compliance with the law, and the role of education and upbringing in the development of society. During the delegation’s visits to the Supreme Court of Japan, the Institute for Legal Training, and the Research and Training Institute of the Ministry of Justice, participants studied advanced practices and established bilateral contacts for future cooperation. New opportunities for the Academy! The participants discussed opportunities for study and professional development in Japan, international exchange of experience, joint research projects, and the introduction of modern educational methods. At the conclusion of the meeting, the delegation members shared the knowledge and experience they had gained in Japan with Academy staff. Prospects were also identified for gradually incorporating advanced approaches into the Academy’s operations and educational process. An important lesson from Japan’s experience: respect for the law begins at school, while a strong legal culture starts with education and upbringing!

Today, a presentation and public discussion of a commentary on the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Insolvency” took place in Tashkent. The Rector of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan also attended the event. The event focused on discussing the content, academic value, and practical significance of the 820-page commentary, prepared in cooperation with the Supreme Court, the Asian Development Bank, and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation. The publication covers all 17 chapters of the Law and provides a detailed explanation of the substance and legal purpose of each article, its relationship with other regulatory legal acts, and its application in judicial practice. Discussions addressed the consideration of insolvency cases by courts, improving the effectiveness of judicial oversight, the financial rehabilitation of enterprises, the restoration of solvency, and prospects for improving legislation in this area. It was also noted that the commentary draws not only on national legislation and judicial practice, but also on international experience and relevant documents issued by international organizations. This publication will serve as an important practical resource for ensuring the correct and consistent application of legal provisions, strengthening legal certainty, improving the quality and consistency of judicial decisions, and further developing the insolvency framework.

A delegation led by Sherzod Abduqodirov, Rector of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, comprising representatives of the Academy and the Supreme Council of Judges, is on a working visit to Tokyo, Japan. 👥 During the visit, the delegation held meetings with representatives of the Supreme Court of Japan, the Legal Training and Research Institute (LTRI), and the Research and Training Institute under Japan’s Ministry of Justice.       The meetings focused on developing international cooperation in the judicial and legal sphere, training judges and enhancing their professional qualifications, introducing modern teaching methods, and drawing on advanced international experience.       Particular attention was given to Japan’s experience in training candidates for judicial positions, strengthening the professional capacity of judicial personnel, and ensuring a close connection between theory and practice. 💼 The delegation also held a meeting at the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Japan to discuss prospects for cooperation between the two countries in the judicial, legal, and educational fields. 🤝 The discussions resulted in agreements to exchange experience, promote joint initiatives in judicial training and professional development, and further strengthen institutional cooperation.

I. G‘afforov, Chief Specialist of the Youth Affairs, Spirituality and Educational Outreach, and Human Resources Department of the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, participated as part of the delegation of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the III Meeting of Turkic World Youth, the “III Gençlik Forumu,” organized by the International Organization of Turkic Culture (TÜRKSOY). The forum served as an important platform for young people from the Turkic world to exchange views on pressing social issues, develop proposals and ideas to address them, and learn from best practices. During the event, participants exchanged views with young people from Turkic-speaking countries on the wide-ranging reforms being implemented in Uzbekistan and the opportunities being created for young people to acquire knowledge, realize their potential, and take an active role in society. The best practices gained at the forum will help enhance the effectiveness of the Academy’s work with young people and support the implementation of new spiritual, cultural, and educational initiatives.