The international training course entitled “A New Generation in Justice: Artificial Intelligence, Digital Trust and Cyber Resilience of Judicial Systems”, held at the Academy of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan from 2 to 4 November 2026, concluded today.

📄 Over the three days, lectures, practical sessions and discussions on pressing issues were held with the participation of representatives of the judicial systems of Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, as well as sitting judges, sector specialists and international experts.

📚 The training course covered in detail the identification and analysis of digital evidence; the darknet and digital forensics; the legal aspects of blockchain technologies and crypto-assets; combating cybercrime; ensuring cybersecurity amid the development of artificial intelligence; and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in the justice system.

🤝 During the closing session, certificates were ceremoniously presented to participants who had actively taken part in the training course.

At the final meeting, international participants particularly highlighted the course’s comprehensive content and practical value. They noted that the sessions had enabled them to acquire new knowledge and experience, exchange views with representatives of judicial systems from different countries, and strengthen professional ties.

⏺ The guests also expressed their gratitude to the leadership of the Academy of Justice and the organisers for the high standard at which the international training course had been conducted.

💬 This international training course contributed to a deeper understanding of digital transformation in the judicial and legal sector, the exchange of best practices, and the further development of international cooperation.