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!