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Nawroz University Organized a Seminar on "Automation of the Administrative System and Its Impact on the Legislative Reality

07 Nov 2026
Nawroz University Organized a Seminar on "Automation of the Administrative System and Its Impact on the Legislative Reality
Nawroz University Organized a Seminar on "Automation of the Administrative System and Its Impact on the Legislative Reality
Nawroz University Organized a Seminar on "Automation of the Administrative System and Its Impact on the Legislative Reality
Nawroz University Organized a Seminar on "Automation of the Administrative System and Its Impact on the Legislative Reality

As part of its ongoing efforts to foster scientific and academic momentum and keep pace with contemporary technological advancements, the College of Law and Politics at Nawroz University organized a specialized scientific seminar on Saturday, October 31, 2026. Presented by Dr. Bahadeen Shihab Ahmed, the seminar was titled "The Automation of the Administrative System and its Impact on Legislative Reality." During the session, the researcher explored the prospects of expanding e-governance fields and how these shifts affect the existing legislative framework amidst rapid developments in machine learning and artificial intelligence emphasized that the primary goal of digital transformation lies in reducing bureaucracy and routine, enhancing transparency, and safeguarding official documents from damage and loss Furthermore, the speaker highlighted the major obstacles and risks facing both administrations and individuals, pointing out the threats of cyberattacks and data breaches, alongside the current legislative gaps in regulating this modern form of administrative structure. The seminar also addressed the socioeconomic consequences of automation, including its potential impact on unemployment rates and the marginalization of certain social groups, such as the elderly and those with limited technological literacy.

The seminar witnessed active engagement and enriching discussions from attending faculty members and researchers, who shared insights and proposals aimed at striking a sound balance between digital transformation, the protection of rights, and legislative development.