The Supreme Court of the Philippines has joined forces with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Philippines to implement modern court systems. KOICA, a Korean governmental organization, will guide the Philippines in adopting advanced systems inspired by the Republic of Korea's modern judicial practices. The collaboration aims to enhance efficiency, innovation, and accessibility within the Philippine judiciary.
Supreme Court justices led by Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo welcome officials from the Korean embassy and the Korea International Cooperation Agency Philippines on Monday . The Supreme Court has collaborated with the Korea International Cooperation Agency Philippines to modernize court systems in the country.
“We must prepare ourselves so that we, as an institution, can demonstrate our ability to adapt, no matter how daunting or difficult change may seem,” he said. Likewise, he noted that this collaboration will strengthen the judiciary’s ongoing initiatives to modernize court processes and harness artificial intelligence such as eCourt PH V2.0, CALESA Digital, and the development of voice-to-text applications for trial courts.
The presentation demonstrated innovations such as electronic litigation, judicial information systems, and video trial proceedings, inspiring Philippine court modernization efforts.
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