BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 2. The next meeting of
the Supervisory Board of the Center for Legal Examination and
Legislative Initiatives was held on July 1 of this year.


This was reported by the press service of the center.


The meeting presented the report on the center's activities for
the first half of 2026, and discussed the tasks arising from the
decree of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan No. 700 dated
June 25, 2026, "On measures related to the reorganization of the
activities of a number of public legal entities established on
behalf of the state".


Opening the meeting with an introductory speech, the Chairman of
the Supervisory Board, Gunduz Karimov, informed the participants
about the issues on the agenda.


Then, the Executive Director of the Center, Samir Mahmudov,
provided the participants with detailed information on the
activities of the center for the first half of the current year,
the organization of its work, the formation of personnel, as well
as the work done in relation to its areas of activity, future
goals, and plans.


After that, the Chairman of the Board of the Institute of Law
and Human Rights, Mahammad Guluzade, made a speech and provided
information on the activities, projects, and upcoming plans carried
out during the first half of the current year.


The meeting also discussed the work and achievements of the
Center in previous periods, and touched upon issues related to its
reorganization as a budget organization by decree No. 700 of the
President of Azerbaijan dated June 25, 2026, and the organization
of its further activities in accordance with new challenges.







During the event, it was noted that the measures implemented by
the center during the past period have made a significant
contribution to the formation of a unified approach in norm-setting
activities, improving the quality of legal acts, and improving the
legislative process.


It was also noted that the center has successfully achieved the
set goals in a short period of time, established effective
cooperation relations with relevant state bodies, and ensured the
implementation of the set tasks at a high level.


Confidence was expressed that the center will continue its
activities in the field of legal examination and legislative
initiatives.


Besides, an exchange of views was held on issues related to the
current activities of the center and the Institute, and plans and
goals for the next year were discussed.


In conclusion, the activities of the center and the institute
for the first half of 2026 were considered satisfactory by the
members of the Supervisory Board.