From 15 to 19 September 2019, the CEPEJ organized a study visit to France (Paris) and the Netherlands (The Hague) for a group of representatives of the Directorate General of Enforcement and the Directorate of Information and Communication Technologies of the Ministry of Justice of Azerbaijan.
The aim of the study visit was to explore private enforcement systems in these countries in the context of future entrustment of the decisions of courts and other bodies to private agencies in Azerbaijan within the implementation of the Presidential Decree of April 2019.
During the visit Azerbaijani delegation met with the International Union of Judicial Officers based in France, French National Chamber of Judicial Officers, the Royal Professional Organization of Judicial Officers (KVbG) in The Hague, the Enforcement Department of the Ministry of Justice of the Netherlands, as well as two private bailiffs’ offices in the visited countries. Participants had an opportunity to learn more about organization of these enforcement systems and specificities of the daily work of private judicial officers both in France and the Netherlands.
The activity was organised in the framework of the CEPEJ cooperation project "Strengthening the efficiency and quality of the judicial system in Azerbaijan" under the Partnership for Good Governance II (PGGII), which is funded jointly by the European Union and the Council of Europe and implemented by the Council of Europe.