On the morning of April 2, Jia Yu, Justice of the Second Rank and President of the Shanghai High People¡¯s Court (SHPC), met with a delegation led by Ágnes Czine, Judge of the Constitutional Court of Hungary, in Shanghai. Lin Xiaonian, Vice President of the SHPC, along with relevant officials from the Supreme People¡¯s Court and the SHPC, attended the meeting.

President Jia welcomed Judge Czine and her delegation. China and Hungary share a traditional friendship. Over the more than 70 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, the two countries have always adhered to mutual respect and equal treatment. In recent years, under the strategic guidance of the leaders of both nations, the judicial authorities of the two countries have maintained close exchanges. President Jia briefed the delegation on the work of Shanghai courts and expressed the hope that both sides would take this meeting as a new opportunity to further deepen judicial exchanges and cooperation, jointly contributing to the advancement of the judicial systems in both countries.

Judge Czine thanked the SHPC for its hospitality and gave a briefing on the Hungarian courts. She noted that the pioneering exploration of Shanghai Digital Court provides practical support for judges in handling cases and offers valuable experience not only to Hungarian courts but also to those worldwide in exploring the application of advanced technologies in the judicial field.

During her visit, Judge Czine and her delegation toured the SHPC, observed a digital court hearing, and listened to a presentation on the development of Shanghai Digital Court. They also held discussions on topics including judicial case handling, the development of a law-based business environment, digital court construction, and the cultivation of judicial talent.