Bucharest hosts "Rule of Law Forum 2026": Debates on the rule of law
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The capital of Romania has become the center of important discussions on democracy and justice with the organization of the "Rule of Law Forum 2026" event. This conference brings together experts, officials, and representatives of civil society to analyze the state of the rule of law in Europe.
Over 350 people are participating in the event, including specialists from Romania and other European countries. The forum's agenda includes 74 speakers who will give presentations and participate in question-and-answer sessions throughout the two days of debates.
The main themes of the forum focus on the importance of upholding the law, the independence of the judicial system, and the protection of citizens' rights. Participants are seeking common solutions to the current challenges facing modern democracies in the European context.
This event represents an opportunity for Romania to reaffirm its commitment to democratic values. The exchange of experience between Romanian and foreign experts is essential for improving public policies and strengthening state institutions.
The conclusions of this forum will be transmitted to authorities and international organizations, thereby contributing to the ongoing dialogue about the future of the European Union. The organizers hope that the discussions will lead to concrete measures to strengthen justice in the years to come.
Sources: HotNews.ro
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