Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court Opens Judicial Year 2026-27
Formal ceremony marks start of new judicial year, with court reaffirming commitment to constitutional supremacy and judicial independence
The Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan commenced the Judicial Year 2026-27 with a formal ceremony, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
During the ceremony, the court reaffirmed its commitment to a number of core principles, including constitutional supremacy, judicial independence and the protection of fundamental rights, APP reported.
The court also stated its dedication to the timely and effective administration of justice, transparency, and strengthening public confidence in the justice system, according to the report.
APP did not provide further details on the attendees, speakers or specific proceedings of the ceremony in its report.
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