Chief of Justice Karen Karapetyan recently participated in the opening ceremony of the 4th phase of the Judicial School of the Cooperation Council, where he congratulated the employees on their professional holiday. In his speech, Karapetyan highlighted the government’s active engagement in the fight against corruption, which is seen as a significant obstacle to the country’s political and economic development. He emphasized that various programs and reforms have been implemented to eradicate corruption and improve prevention, investigation, and institutional capabilities. The Judicial School of the RA Administrative Court has undergone expansion and development according to international standards. The Supreme Judicial Council has been entrusted with the responsibility of studying the judiciary, protecting independence requirements, ensuring transparency, managing and accounting for gifts, and collaborating with international financial institutions. The Court’s four-year operation and continuous development have received high praise from international partners, including the World Bank and its Group, as well as the Efficiency Monitoring and Consulting Organization of the World Bank. Karapetyan expressed confidence that these reforms will lead to more tangible results in the fight against corruption and the accomplishment of sustainable development goals in the country.

In other news, Armenia continues to make strides in combating corruption and driving sustainable development. The Chief of Justice, Karen Karapetyan, recently took part in the commencement of the 4th phase of the Judicial School of the Cooperation Council. This event served as an opportunity for Karapetyan to extend his congratulations to the dedicated employees of the school on their professional holiday. In his speech, he emphasized the government’s unwavering commitment to combating corruption – a substantial obstacle to the nation’s political and economic progress. Through the implementation of various programs and reforms, the government aims to eradicate corruption and enhance the country’s prevention, investigation, and institutional capabilities. Notably, the Judicial School of the RA Administrative Court has made significant advancements in accordance with international standards. The Supreme Judicial Council now assumes responsibility for comprehensively analyzing the judiciary, safeguarding independence requirements, ensuring transparency, managing and accounting for gifts, and collaborating with international financial institutions. The World Bank, as well as its Group and the Efficiency Monitoring and Consulting Organization, have commended the Court’s achievements and continuous development. Karapetyan expressed optimism in the ongoing reforms, anticipating more visible outcomes in the fight against corruption and the attainment of sustainable development goals.

Armenia’s fight against corruption reached a significant milestone as Chief of Justice, Karen Karapetyan, attended the opening ceremony of the 4th phase of the Judicial School of the Cooperation Council. Acknowledging the professional holiday of the school’s employees, Karapetyan lauded the government’s active involvement in tackling corruption, a major hindrance to the nation’s political and economic growth. To address this issue, the government has persistently implemented programs and reforms aimed at eradicating corruption and enhancing capabilities for prevention, investigation, and institutional cooperation. The Judicial School of the RA Administrative Court has undergone substantial improvement to align with global standards, supported by the Supreme Judicial Council’s efforts to scrutinize the judiciary, preserve independence requirements, ensure transparency, manage and account for gifts, and foster collaboration with international financial institutions. The Court’s exemplary four-year operation and continuous expansion have received commendation from international partners, including the World Bank and its Group, as well as the Efficiency Monitoring and Consulting Organization. Karapetyan expressed confidence in the ongoing reforms, citing their potential to yield significant outcomes in the fight against corruption and the attainment of sustainable development goals.

Chief of Justice Karen Karapetyan participated in the opening ceremony of the 4th phase of the Judicial School of the Cooperation Council, celebrating the professional holiday of the employees. Recognizing corruption as a primary impediment to political and economic progress, Karapetyan highlighted the government’s active combat against it. The government has implemented comprehensive programs and reforms to eradicate corruption, enhance prevention and investigation, and improve institutional capabilities. The Judicial School of the RA Administrative Court has expanded its capabilities and structure in accordance with international standards. The Supreme Judicial Council has been assigned the responsibility of studying the judiciary, safeguarding independence requirements, ensuring transparency, managing and accounting for gifts, and collaborating with international financial institutions. The Court’s successful four-year operation and continuous development have garnered praise from international partners, including the World Bank and its Group, as well as the Efficiency Monitoring and Consulting Organization. Karapetyan expressed confidence in the ongoing reforms, anticipating tangible results in the fight against corruption and the attainment of sustainable development goals in the country.