Uzbekistan, Adenauer Foundation Discuss Legal Projects

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — A meeting was held between the National Center for Legal Information “Adolat” under the Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan and the regional leadership of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Central Asia, during which the parties discussed the current state and future prospects of cooperation.

It was noted that interaction between the organizations contributes to advancing reforms aimed at improving legal culture in the country and expanding public access to legal information.

During the talks, the Center presented its legal media products, ongoing projects and their outcomes, and outlined priorities for further development. Particular attention was given to digital initiatives and educational solutions designed to enhance legal literacy among the population.

Among the highlighted initiatives was the “Journey to the Constitution” project, which uses artificial intelligence technologies to deliver an interactive book, a 40-episode animated series, and educational games for young audiences.

Participants were also introduced to digital platforms such as Yurxizmat.uz, Yurkitob.uz, and Sharh.lex.uz, which are aimed at simplifying access to legal information and нормативные materials.

Representatives of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation highly praised the Center’s activities, emphasizing its systematic approach to public legal awareness and the development of civic legal consciousness.

Following the meeting, the parties confirmed their intention to expand cooperation, including through joint seminars, training sessions and roundtables on key legal issues.