India to Host BRICS Chief Justices' Forum; CJI to Hold Bilateral Meetings with Judicial Leaders
The forum will examine mediation, arbitral award enforcement and artificial intelligence in the judiciary, the Supreme Court said.
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The President of the Supreme Court of Russia, Igor Krasnov, made an official visit to New Delhi, where a forum of presidents of the Supreme Courts of the BRICS member States will take place.
The President of the Supreme Court of Russia came to New Delhi to participate in the BRICS Forum of Chief Justices, reported to the Press Service of the Supreme Court of Justice. The Forum, chaired by India, will discuss the use of artificial intelligence in judicial work, transmits RIA News. The visit programme includes a statement in plenary session and separate talks with the heads of the highest judicial bodies of the BRICS States. "In the c…
Supreme Court to host BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum from September 4 to 6 - The Tribune
The Supreme Court of India will host BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum here from September 4 to 6, bringing together chief justices, presidents of supreme courts and senior judicial leaders from BRICS member states and partner countries.
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Times of IndiaIndia to host BRICS Chief Justices' Forum; CJI to hold bilateral meetings with judicial leaders
New Delhi will host the BRICS Chief Justices' Forum from September 4 to 6. Chief Justice Surya Kant will meet senior judicial leaders from various nations. The forum will discuss justice delivery, international dispute resolution, and technology. Discussions will focus on mediation, arbitral awards, and artificial intelligence. Judicial leaders from BRICS and partner countries will share their perspectives.
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LatestlyCJI Surya Kant to hold bilateral meetings with judicial leaders at BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant will hold bilateral meetings with judicial leaders from 10 countries as the Supreme Court hosts the BRICS Chief Justices’ Forum in New Delhi from September 4 to 6.
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