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Altaf Hamid Rao
MIRPUR (AJK), July 16: A delegation of officers from the Supreme Court of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) visited the Supreme Court of Pakistan to enhance institutional capacity and strengthen professional cooperation between the two judicial institutions.
The two-day visit was held on the vision of Chief Justice of AJK Justice Raja Saeed Akram Khan to promote coordination, modern judicial practices, and exchange of best practices.
During the visit, the delegation met Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Yahya Afridi, who emphasized the importance of institutional collaboration, professional development, and effective judicial administration.
The delegation received a briefing on the Supreme Court of Pakistan’s reform initiatives, including e-filing, video-link hearings, digital case management, the National Judicial Analytics Dashboard, and the Public Facilitation Centre.
The officers also visited various departments, including the Information Technology Directorate and Supreme Court Museum, to review modern judicial and administrative procedures.
The AJK Supreme Court delegation appreciated the technological advancements and reforms and expressed commitment to further cooperation in digital services, case management, and administrative improvements.
Both institutions reaffirmed their commitment to continued collaboration and capacity-building efforts for a transparent, efficient, and people-friendly justice system.

The visit also highlighted Chief Justice of AJK Justice Raja Saeed Akram Khan’s vision of aligning the judiciary with modern requirements to ensure accessible, efficient, and timely justice for the public.