Uzbekistan and Turkey to expand cooperation in law and digitalization
Uzbekistan and Turkey have agreed to expand their partnership in the legal sphere and exchange experience in the digitalization of legislation, the Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan and the UzA news agency reported.
Minister of Justice of Uzbekistan Akbar Tashkulov met on September 22 with a Turkish delegation headed by Deputy Minister of Justice Burak Ceyhan. The parties paid attention to mediation, alternative dispute resolution, the legal profession, the free legal aid system, and the training of specialists. The agencies plan to hold joint training programs, seminars, and regular expert consultations.
During the visit, the Turkish delegation also visited the Adolat National Legal Information Center. The guests were shown how the Lex.uz legislation database, the AI-based LexAI service, and the Yurxizmat.uz legal services platform operate.
Representatives of the two countries discussed proposals for a comparative technical analysis of Uzbekistan's Lex.uz system and Turkey's Mevzuat.gov.tr portal, agreeing to strengthen ties in disseminating legal information.
What it means
The sides intend to establish joint seminars, educational programs, and a regular expert dialogue, as well as conduct a comparative analysis of the digital legislative platforms Lex.uz and Mevzuat.gov.tr.
Sources
- UzA: Узбекистан и Турция расширят сотрудничество в сфере правовой информации news agency
- Nuz.uz: Узбекистан возглавил Совет по туризму СНГ на 2026–2027 годы media outlet
- UzDaily: Узбекистан и Турция расширят сотрудничество в сфере права media outlet
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Published 25 September 2026, 08:02 · No updates · Russian original
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