KPC and KJC have signed an agreement on electronic data Exchange
Pristina, March 9, 2020 - Kosovo Prosecutorial Council (KPC) and Kosovo Judicial Council (KJC) have signed a cooperation agreement on electronic data exchange and joint maintenance and advancement of CMIS which was signed by KPC Chairman Bahri Hyseni and KJC Chairman Skender Çoçaj, where the Norwegian Ambassador to Kosovo Jens Erik Grondahl and representatives of other local and international institutions were present.
On this occasion, the Chairman of the Prosecutorial Council, Bahri Hyseni, thanked the State of Norway for facilitating the implementation of the Case Management Information System (CMIS) project, stressing that the launch of electronic data exchange by the prosecution in court and vice versa will enable fast and secure communication, as well as great benefits for both institutions, ranging from saving time to handing over physical files, saving on copying the case to multiple copies, to equipment for scanning of cases, human resources and most importantly the data sent - received cannot be lost or deleted.
On the other hand, the Chairman of the Judicial Council, Skender Çoçaj, said that the signing of the agreement on interconnection of court and prosecution systems is of great importance for new processes, as it constitutes an effective advancement of the work process in courts and prosecutors enabling the exchange of quick and accurate data, this process will continue for the CMIS further advancement.
Whereas, Norwegian Ambassador to Kosovo, Jens Erik Grondahl, said that he believes that this project will bring transparency and we will see positive effects on the work of Kosovo's prosecutorial and judicial system.
On the other hand, after the signing ceremony, electronic data exchange between KPC and KJC was presented.
