📋 Tender Overview
The technological proposals presented by Spain have been very well received by the participating countries. The meeting was held under the title Digital technology and artificial intelligence. New challenges for justice in Europe .The conference has taken place in Budapest and has been co-organized by the Hungarian presidency of the Committee of Ministers and the Council of Europe and constitutes a meeting for the exchange of experiences of digital transformation and artificial intelligence applied to Justice in the participating countries in around 40 members. It was attended by the general director of Digital Transformation of the Administration of Justice Aitor CuboDuring the event it is worth highlighting the reception that projects such as telematic trials identity or digital signature through Cl @ ve Justicia have had. The Ministry of Justice has also highlighted the importance of interoperability between the different computer systems of Justice and the need to extend this interoperability at the European level.Spain has shown that it is at the forefront of digital Justice at the European level highlighted the Minister of Justice Pilar Llop and has emphasized her willingness to promote these initiatives since the objective is to migrate from an Administration of Justice directed to the documentation to an intelligent Justice focused on data .Some of the projects discussed and shared at this international meeting have been related to the textualization of the recordings of the oral hearings with automatic document classification that allows users to classify documents without having to download or read them as well as with the automatic anonymization of documents that will give the possibility for example to change the address of a victim of gender violence among other topics of interest.In addition the conference has valued as a fundamental pillar to advance in the modernization of Justice the reinforcement of cybersecurity and data protection. To this end the creation of the National Council for Cybersecurity of Justice has been proposed.Spain-Portugal collaborationAs a result of this experience Spain and Portugal have indicated that they hope to collaborate in the short term in initiatives such as telematic trials and the interoperability of judicial systems. In addition both countries have proposed to establish a collaboration framework to share experiences and projects with the aim of jointly establishing a line of collaboration with the Latin American sphere.After the contacts established and the good reception that Spains intervention has had in the conference it will work together with the rest of the European countries to improve the public justice service putting citizens at the center.
