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The "Law and Order" principle: Auezov University presents Kazakhstan’s Experience at an International law Forum in China
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Chairman of the Board - Rector of Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University Mukhtar Tolegen delivered a presentation on "Artificial Intelligence in International Law" at the Chang’an-Rome International Forum on Legal Services, held in Xi’an, China. The forum brought together representatives from Asian and European countries with the aim of deepening international legal cooperation and establishing a new Legal Silk Road.
Advancing the rule of law and upholding the principle of "Law and Order" are among the key priorities of the state policy defined by President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The Head of State has consistently emphasised the need to ensure the supremacy of law, enhance legal awareness in society and provide reliable protection of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and businesses. The inclusion of respect for the principles and norms of international law in the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan lays the foundation for strengthening interaction between national legal systems. Amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the digital economy, issues related to the legal regulation of emerging technologies and the improvement of mechanisms to ensure the legal security of international cooperation are becoming increasingly relevant.
The international forum in Xi’an brought together representatives of government agencies, leading legal organisations, arbitration institutions and academic communities from across Asia and Europe. Among the participants were Wu Yanjun-Deputy Minister of Justice of the People’s Republic of China, Yu Ping-Vice Governor of Shaanxi Province, Andrea Orlando-former Minister of Justice of Italy, as well as international experts in law and arbitration.
The forum was organised by the Department of Justice of Shaanxi Province and the China–Italy Institute with the participation of Northwest University of Political Science and Law, the Xi’an Arbitration Commission and the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
During the plenary session entitled "Opportunities and Challenges in the Development of Cross-Border Legal Services in the Era of Artificial Intelligence" Rector Mukhtar Tolegen shared his views on the legal regulation of emerging technologies the development of international cooperation and the training of qualified specialists amid digital transformation.
«The principle of "Law and Order" consistently promoted by President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is of particular importance today, amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the expansion of international cooperation. Alongside the introduction of advanced technologies, it is essential to establish reliable legal mechanisms that protect the interests of states, citizens and businesses while ensuring trust and security. International platforms such as the Chang’an–Rome Forum provide an opportunity to develop common solutions and strengthen legal cooperation» the Rector noted.
The forum placed particular emphasis on the application of artificial intelligence in legal practice, international commercial arbitration, legal support for cross-border investments, protection of the interests of participants in international trade and ensuring the legal security of economic cooperation.
In addition, during the forum an agreement was signed between Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University and Northwest University of Political Science and Law on launching joint double-degree programmes in the fields of Political Science and International Relations. These agreements are aimed at training qualified specialists in international relations, public administration and intergovernmental cooperation.
Auezov University’s participation in the international legal forum reflects the practical focus of its activities in line with the strategic priorities set by the Head of State. It also creates new opportunities to strengthen international academic ties, promote legal culture and train qualified professionals capable of contributing to international dialogue and the development of sustainable economic relations between Kazakhstan and its foreign partners.
Advancing the rule of law and upholding the principle of "Law and Order" are among the key priorities of the state policy defined by President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The Head of State has consistently emphasised the need to ensure the supremacy of law, enhance legal awareness in society and provide reliable protection of the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and businesses. The inclusion of respect for the principles and norms of international law in the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan lays the foundation for strengthening interaction between national legal systems. Amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the digital economy, issues related to the legal regulation of emerging technologies and the improvement of mechanisms to ensure the legal security of international cooperation are becoming increasingly relevant.
The international forum in Xi’an brought together representatives of government agencies, leading legal organisations, arbitration institutions and academic communities from across Asia and Europe. Among the participants were Wu Yanjun-Deputy Minister of Justice of the People’s Republic of China, Yu Ping-Vice Governor of Shaanxi Province, Andrea Orlando-former Minister of Justice of Italy, as well as international experts in law and arbitration.
The forum was organised by the Department of Justice of Shaanxi Province and the China–Italy Institute with the participation of Northwest University of Political Science and Law, the Xi’an Arbitration Commission and the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
During the plenary session entitled "Opportunities and Challenges in the Development of Cross-Border Legal Services in the Era of Artificial Intelligence" Rector Mukhtar Tolegen shared his views on the legal regulation of emerging technologies the development of international cooperation and the training of qualified specialists amid digital transformation.
«The principle of "Law and Order" consistently promoted by President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is of particular importance today, amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the expansion of international cooperation. Alongside the introduction of advanced technologies, it is essential to establish reliable legal mechanisms that protect the interests of states, citizens and businesses while ensuring trust and security. International platforms such as the Chang’an–Rome Forum provide an opportunity to develop common solutions and strengthen legal cooperation» the Rector noted.
The forum placed particular emphasis on the application of artificial intelligence in legal practice, international commercial arbitration, legal support for cross-border investments, protection of the interests of participants in international trade and ensuring the legal security of economic cooperation.
In addition, during the forum an agreement was signed between Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University and Northwest University of Political Science and Law on launching joint double-degree programmes in the fields of Political Science and International Relations. These agreements are aimed at training qualified specialists in international relations, public administration and intergovernmental cooperation.
Auezov University’s participation in the international legal forum reflects the practical focus of its activities in line with the strategic priorities set by the Head of State. It also creates new opportunities to strengthen international academic ties, promote legal culture and train qualified professionals capable of contributing to international dialogue and the development of sustainable economic relations between Kazakhstan and its foreign partners.
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