Tajikistan and Pakistan intend to expand cooperation in the field of law and the judicial system

Pakistan and Tajikistan have agreed to enhance cooperation in the field of law and the judicial system. This was reported on April 2 by the Pakistani publication Daily Independent.

It is reported that the relevant agreement was reached during a meeting between the Ambassador of Tajikistan to Pakistan, Sharifzoda Yusufa Toira, and the Federal Minister for Law and Justice of Pakistan, Azam Nazir Tarar. The meeting took place in the capital of the country, Islamabad.

During the meeting, the parties discussed strengthening bilateral relations based on common cultural and historical ties, and emphasized the need to deepen cooperation in legal and administrative areas.

The main point of the negotiations was the preparation of a draft Memorandum of Understanding aimed at cooperation in the field of law and the judicial system. The draft document provides for the exchange of lawyers and judges between the countries, capacity building, specialized training, as well as the implementation of best practices in commercial law, dispute resolution, and regulation.

According to the Ambassador of Tajikistan and the Pakistani Minister of Justice, expanding cooperation will enhance access to justice and strengthen the effectiveness of legal institutions. It was also noted that the implementation of this plan will increase the investment attractiveness of Tajikistan and Pakistan due to the transparency and predictability of the legal system.

In conclusion, the parties agreed to maintain close cooperation for the prompt coordination and signing of this Memorandum of Understanding.