The Minister of Justice congratulated enforcement police officers on their professional day. Paata Salia highlighted the importance of resolving cases through settlement and noted that the mission of the enforcement police extends beyond the swift and effective resolution of legal disputes. He emphasized that their primary objective is to protect the interests of all parties involved and achieve mutually agreed outcomes whenever possible.

According to the Minister, the effectiveness of this approach is reflected in the 2025 results, with more than 80 percent of cases being resolved amicably and on a voluntary basis.

Together with the Chairman of the National Bureau of Enforcement, the Minister awarded special state distinctions to employees in recognition of their high professionalism, outstanding service, and exceptional contribution to their work. He also thanked them for their dedication and conscientious performance of their official duties.

The Minister of Justice attended the presentation of Zviad Gabisonia's book - "Digital Governance and Legal Technologies". Paata Salia addressed the participants of the presentation. The Minister emphasized the role of the Ministry of Justice in the process of the country's digital transformation; spoke about the challenges arising from the development of technologies and focused on such topical issues as: the introduction of artificial intelligence in the field of state services, justice and property rights and the legal regulation of this process; the importance of the development of new fields of law - technology law, Internet law, social networks and social media regulatory norms, etc.

The event was also addressed by Givi Mikanadze, Minister of Education, Science and Youth, Tea Akhvlediani, State Minister for Reconciliation and Civil Equality, and Jaba Samushia, Rector of Tbilisi State University.

The presentation was attended by Deputy Ministers of Justice, members of the executive and legislative branches, and representatives of scientific and academic circles.

The book deals with the issues of introducing artificial intelligence into the justice and education systems and was preceded by an online lecture course “Artificial Intelligence and Technology Law”, which was prepared within the framework of a grant program funded by the Ministry of Justice.