Islamabad: A Full Court Meeting of the Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan was convened today, chaired by Chief Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan, with the participation of all judges and the Court’s Registrar. The assembly aimed to review the Court’s progress over its initial operational months and discuss future reforms before the summer recess.

According to Press Information Department, the gathering focused on assessing the Court’s performance in administrative, judicial, and operational areas. Chief Justice Khan commended the Court’s staff for their role in establishing procedural efficiency and enhancing public confidence in the constitutional justice system. Emphasis was placed on aligning the Court’s processes with international best practices and integrating emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, to improve efficiency and service delivery.

The meeting also addressed the importance of human resource development, with plans for ongoing professional training to foster a culture of excellence. The Court reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the Constitution and serving the public with professionalism and integrity.