The Constitutional Court and the International Association for Court Administration agreed to cooperate

The Constitutional Court and the International Association for Court Administration agreed to cooperate

Elvira Azimova, the Chairperson of the Constitutional Court, the leadership of the Constitutional Court's Apparatus held a meeting with the President of the International Association for Court Administration Luis Maria Palma, as part of his visit to Kazakhstan to participate in the International Roundtable on "Judicial Administration for Independent Justice: Global Standards and Best Practices."

Azimova informed the guest about the main areas of activity of the constitutional control body, the Message on the State of Constitutional Legality in the Republic of Kazakhstan for five months and the participation of society in the improvement of legislation.

During the conversation, the importance of ensuring judicial administration in organizing the work of judges during constitutional proceedings was highlighted.

In turn, Luis Maria Palma shared his experience in improving the judicial administration system at the international level and emphasized the key principles of the work, namely strengthening judges' activities in public education, continuous training on best practices, processes’ transparency that will positively impact access to justice.

As a result of the meeting, the parties reached a full understanding and agreement on further cooperation in organizing trainings for employees of the Constitutional Court to enhance their capacity, as well as providing expert support within the framework of constitutional proceedings.