Discussions of the decree on reforms in the judicial-legal system and regress in the production of footwear are the leading topics of today's media.
The newspaper Azerbaijan writes about reforms in the judicial-legal system, discussing a presidential decree on this issue. The topic is commented on by the members of parliament, arguing that the decree introduces a new breath into the work of these areas. The MPs positively appreciate the humanization of punishment, the increase in the number of judges, the maintenance of audio recordings in courtrooms, the creation of specialized courts, and the ensuring of transparency, which will help eliminate undesirable phenomena.
The website Moderator.az publishes the opinion of the MP Vahid Ahmedov on the reforms in the judicial-legal system. He believes they will be sustainable. The MP stresses the importance of these reforms, noting three main issues - ensuring transparency, eliminating corruption and improving the living standards of citizens. Particularly, the MP stresses the issue of the creation of specialized courts that will investigate cases related to the complaints of entrepreneurs.
The website Azadliq.info writes about the situation with the production of shoes. The author notes that the production of shoes has decreased by 65%. In a country with almost 10 million people, the production of 90 thousand pairs of shoes is insufficient. Thus, only 1% of the required amount is produced in the country, and all the remaining 99% are imports. For two months of the current year only 15 thousand pairs of shoes were produced. Real reforms are also needed in this area. The author cites the digital dynamics of the decline in shoe production in previous years. As for imported footwear, in 2017, 57% was imported from China, 24% from Turkey, and 16% from Iran. -0-
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