At the initiative of the Execution Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and within the framework of the implementation of the Development and Digitalization Program of the execution authorities of the Republic of Tajikistan for 2026–2030, a training seminar-meeting was held on 24–25 June 2026 on the topic: “Electronic Document Management System: Procedures for Use and Practical Issues of Implementation in the Field of Execution Proceedings.”
The event was organized with the aim of strengthening the professional capacity of staff, improving sector-specific knowledge, conducting a comprehensive analysis of practical issues in execution proceedings, and identifying effective mechanisms for their resolution. A total of 35 employees from territorial structures of the Execution Service in the cities and districts of Sughd Region participated in the seminar.
The seminar program was designed using modern educational approaches. It included analytical lectures, professional discussions, and practical sessions based on the review of real service cases. Sector specialists and responsible officials thoroughly examined key issues of state regulation in execution proceedings, improvement of the legal and regulatory framework, enhancement of internal control mechanisms, and strengthening of official discipline.
Particular attention was paid to the gradual transition to full digitalization, the introduction of e-government elements, the improvement of the Automated Information System of the Execution Service, ensuring transparency and timely delivery of public services, as well as the high-quality and prompt handling of appeals from individuals and legal entities.
Participants presented concrete proposals on practical aspects of their work, including the execution of court decisions, coordination with other state bodies, implementation of digital technologies, and strengthening professional responsibility. During constructive discussions, they received comprehensive responses and methodological recommendations.
Based on the outcomes of the seminar, practical sector-specific recommendations were developed, and priority directions for the further development of the execution system under modern conditions were identified.
Certificates of completion were awarded to the participants. They expressed their readiness to apply the acquired knowledge and practical skills in their official duties.
Such training events will contribute to strengthening legal culture, increasing the professionalism of staff, ensuring the effective execution of court rulings, acts of state bodies and officials, and will make a significant contribution to ongoing public administration reforms and the digitalization of the execution sector.
