A meeting between Lana Morgoshia, Deputy Minister of Justice of Georgia, and Ulvi Mehdiyev, Chairman of Azerbaijan’s State Agency for Public Service and Social Innovations, was held in Baku on the sidelines of the UN Public Administration Innovation Summit. The event, dedicated to the transformation of public administration and public services, brings together high-level delegations from nearly 200 countries.

The meeting highlighted the importance of international cooperation in developing services tailored to citizens’ needs.

Lana Morgoshia briefed Ulvi Mehdiyev on Georgia’s innovative projects, including Public Service Halls, the Mobile Public Service Hall, the Unified Services Portal and the Smart Contract. The parties also discussed future plans. It was noted that the Ministry of Justice of Georgia is actively working to further improve public administration through the use of artificial intelligence, which significantly expands existing opportunities. To facilitate customer service, the Ministry is considering introducing AI-powered robotic systems at Public Service Hall branches.

The UN Public Administration Innovation Summit is being held in Baku on 5–6 November. During the visit, the Deputy Minister of Justice of Georgia is also scheduled to hold meetings with her foreign counterparts.

The Georgian delegation includes Vakhtang Zhvania, Chairman of the Public Service Hall, as well as senior officials from the Ministry of Justice’s Department of International Relations and Legal Cooperation, the Public Service Hall and the Public Service Development Agency.