The cooperation document envisions a new platform for cooperation between the Ministry of Justice and the Academy of Sciences. The parties will develop and implement joint scientific-research, educational and legal projects, organize conferences, symposiums, seminars, round tables and public discussions; Scientific works will be published in the magazine Matsne of the National Academy of Sciences and the magazine Iustitia of the Ministry of Justice.

The memorandum was signed by Minister of Justice. Rati Bregadze and President of the National Academy of Sciences, Giorgi Kvesitadze.

The deepening of cooperation with the Academy of Sciences is another step to promote the law-making process based on scientific conclusions and analytics, which is a priority direction of the strategy of the Ministry of Justice for 2022-2024.

For this purpose, the Ministry of Justice has already implemented a number of activities:

- A bilingual legal magazine Iustitia was founded, two issues of which are already available;

- A scientific-advisory council was created at the Ministry of Justice and staffed with prominent experts in various fields, which will develop draft laws, concepts, conclusions and opinions to be submitted to the Minister of Justice;

- Bilateral cooperation documents were also signed with authorized higher education institutions in Georgia.

The cooperation document envisions a new platform for cooperation between the Ministry of Justice and the Academy of Sciences. The parties will develop and implement joint scientific-research, educational and legal projects, organize conferences, symposiums, seminars, round tables and public discussions; Scientific works will be published in the magazine Matsne of the National Academy of Sciences and the magazine Iustitia of the Ministry of Justice.

The memorandum was signed by Minister of Justice. Rati Bregadze and President of the National Academy of Sciences, Giorgi Kvesitadze.

The deepening of cooperation with the Academy of Sciences is another step to promote the law-making process based on scientific conclusions and analytics, which is a priority direction of the strategy of the Ministry of Justice for 2022-2024.

For this purpose, the Ministry of Justice has already implemented a number of activities:

- A bilingual legal magazine Iustitia was founded, two issues of which are already available;

- A scientific-advisory council was created at the Ministry of Justice and staffed with prominent experts in various fields, which will develop draft laws, concepts, conclusions and opinions to be submitted to the Minister of Justice;

- Bilateral cooperation documents were also signed with authorized higher education institutions in Georgia.