ORGANIZING INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES IN THE FIELD OF LEGAL TECH IN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
Legal Tech, international scientific conference, legal technologies, digitization, legal services, Uzbekistan jurisprudence, automation, innovations, digital jurisprudence, technologies.Abstract
The issues of organizing an international scientific conference in the field of legal education in Uzbekistan were discussed. The purpose of the conference is to study modern methods in legal education and exchange experience. Specialists, professors, teachers, students and researchers of Uzbekistan and foreign countries are expected to participate in the conference. The main directions of the conference, including innovative approaches to legal education, international experience and future strategies will be discussed. This event will be of great importance in the development of legal education in Uzbekistan, in improving the quality of science and education.
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