Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi held a detailed meeting with a high-level European Union delegation in Islamabad, led by Ambassador Raimundas Karoblis, to discuss judicial reforms, the rule of law, and institutional cooperation.
During the meeting, the Chief Justice welcomed the delegation and shared insights into the ongoing reform agenda within Pakistan’s judiciary. He highlighted efforts aimed at improving the justice system through citizen-centric approaches and the integration of technology to enhance efficiency and transparency.
According to the discussion, the reforms focus on making judicial processes more accessible, responsive, and efficient for the public. The Chief Justice emphasized that technology-driven interventions are being introduced to strengthen institutional performance and reduce delays in the justice system.
The exchange also covered broader themes of rule of law and inter-institutional cooperation, reflecting shared interest in improving governance and judicial effectiveness. Both sides discussed ways to enhance collaboration and support ongoing reform initiatives.
The EU delegation appreciated the engagement and showed interest in Pakistan’s efforts to modernize its judicial framework. The meeting reflected continued international dialogue on strengthening legal systems and improving access to justice.
Chief Justice Yahya Afridi reiterated that the reform process is designed to place citizens at the center of the justice system, ensuring greater transparency and accountability.
The discussion concluded with a mutual understanding of the importance of sustained cooperation in promoting judicial efficiency, institutional development, and the rule of law in Pakistan.
