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ISLAMABAD, Jan 27 (APP):The Chief Justice of Pakistan on Tuesday engaged delegations from multiple bar associations as part of a broader stakeholder outreach initiative aimed at advancing judicial reforms and improving access to justice.
Delegations from the Rawalpindi High Court Bar Association, Tehsil Bar Association Kabal (Swat), and Mohmand Bar Association, Mohmand District, met the Chief Justice at the Supreme Court to discuss reform priorities and professional capacity-building.
Representatives of the Rawalpindi High Court Bar Association briefed the Chief Justice on their welfare initiatives, including the establishment of a welfare fund to support medical treatment and educational assistance for families of deceased lawyers. The Chief Justice appreciated the initiative and commended the Bar’s commitment to transparency and social responsibility.
Meanwhile, delegations from Kabal and Mohmand highlighted the need for enhanced facilities, including e-libraries, solar-powered infrastructure, and women facilitation centers, to strengthen legal services in their respective regions.
In response, the Chief Justice informed the delegations about ongoing Continuing Legal Education programs being conducted through the Federal Judicial Academy. He also announced a special one-week training program for lawyers from newly merged districts to strengthen their legal capacity.
The Chief Justice further shared updates on ongoing judicial reforms, including efforts to upgrade court infrastructure and improve public access to justice. He noted that major reform milestones are expected to be completed by August 2026, reaffirming the judiciary’s commitment to citizen-centric and sustainable justice delivery.