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Initiative promotes exchange of experiences, good practices and emerging technologies applied to the justice serviceAs part of the actions aimed at strengthening international judicial cooperation and the modernization of the justice service, the president of the Fifth Chamber of Constitutional and Transitory Social Law of the Supreme Court, Ulises Augusto Yaya Zumaeta, promotes important initiatives of institutional articulation with judicial powers of Ibero-America.
In this framework, the aforementioned magistrate held coordination and work meetings with high judicial authorities of the Plurinational State of Bolivia and the Republic of Honduras, whose purpose is to sign memorandums of understanding that allow the consolidation of permanent spaces of cooperation.
It should be noted that this initiative on new agreements with each of the two Ibero-American countries has the interest and active participation of the president of the Supreme Court of Justice of Bolivia, Romer Saucedo Gomez.
Also with the Supreme Court of Justice of Honduras, in coordination with the supreme judges of that Central American country Marvin Espinal and Luis Alonso Discua Cerrato.
As is known, this cooperation instrument aims to strengthen institutional links with the highest judicial authorities of these respective nations.
It also seeks to promote the exchange of jurisdictional experiences, jurisprudential criteria, good judicial practices, training programs and academic activities of common interest.
Likewise, it contemplates collaboration in matters related to the digital transformation of justice systems, technological innovation, modern judicial management and the responsible use of emerging technologies.
This includes artificial intelligence (AI) tools applied to the justice delivery service, always under the principles of judicial independence, transparency, human supervision, ethics and respect for fundamental rights.
As is known, this initiative is in line with the institutional policy led by the president of the Judiciary, Janet Tello Gilardi, on the digital transformation in this branch of the State.
COOPERATION TIES
On the other hand, Yaya Zumaeta highlighted the importance of strengthening the ties of cooperation between the supreme courts of Ibero-America, since the challenges of justice in the region are common.
Likewise, he pointed out that the exchange of knowledge and experiences constitutes a valuable opportunity to promote institutional modernization processes that allow providing an efficient, accessible and close justice service to citizens.
The initiative is also part of the efforts carried out by the chamber chaired by Yaya Zumaeta to promote the analysis, study and responsible incorporation of emerging technologies in the judicial field, which contributes to the strengthening of a modern, innovative justice system in line with the challenges of the 21st century.
The draft memorandum of understanding with each of the two countries will be subjected to the corresponding evaluations and institutional procedures, in accordance with the current regulations of the Judicial Branch of Peru, for its subsequent formalization and implementation.
Lima, June 13, 2026
