As part of a large-scale campaign to attract new personnel to the judicial system, over 3,800 magistrates were recruited. The initiative is being implemented by the current government and is aimed at increasing the capacity of courts suffering from a large number of unresolved cases. Magistrates play an important role in the legal system, hearing a significant portion of criminal and civil cases at the local level. An increase in their numbers should contribute to faster proceedings and reduce the burden on the judicial system as a whole. Authorities view this recruitment as a record figure in recent times, emphasizing that thousands of citizens responded to the call to join judicial work. It is expected that an increase in the number of judges will reduce waiting times for court hearings for citizens and improve the efficiency of court operations. Details about the training program for new judges, the timing of their entry into office, and their distribution across regions have not yet been clarified. The initiative is part of broader efforts to reform the judicial system and increase access to justice.