Organizers
The Ministry of Justice of Georgia is an executive branch of the Georgian government, which is responsible for development and improvement of national legislation in accordance with international and European standards, promotion of democratic values and strengthening the rule of law, and serving the public interest.
The Ministry:
Provides legislative activities and ensures harmonization of legislation with international legal standards
Conducts legal expertise and participates in the development of national policies in targeted areas
Represents the interests of the state in national courts, as well as in international and foreign arbitrations, tribunals and courts
Represents the interests of the state in national courts, as well as in international and foreign arbitrations, tribunals and courts
Delivers efficient and affordable public services
Develops and implements e-governance policies
Three main goals guiding priorities of the Ministry:
High-level protection of human rights
Ensuring the legal security of the state
Advancing public service delivery
The key directions of the Ministry embodied in the 10-year strategy:
Lawmaking activities - Approximation of national legislation to the EU acquis
International relations - Expanding international legal cooperation by establishing solid legal frameworks such as MoUs and legal cooperation agreements
Penitentiary and Probation System – Strengthening penitentiary and probation systems and developing human resources
Public Services – Providing fast, efficient and customer tailored public services
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