Justice Ministry launches AI-powered Odil chatbot for government services
The Ministry of Justice has launched the AI-powered chatbot – "Odil" – on Telegram to simplify access to government services, making it easier for citizens to find relevant information quickly and efficiently.

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By launching Odil, the workload of operators handling the 1148 hotline will be significantly reduced, allowing for real-time, instant responses to user inquiries.
In 2024 alone, the 1148 hotline received nearly 135,000 calls from citizens. Of these, approximately 128,000 inquiries — or 95% — were addressed by specialists providing legal guidance.
Key features of the chatbot
- Provides detailed information on the procedures, requirements, and processes for accessing government services.
- Helps users find necessary documents and application forms.
- Guides users on where and how to submit inquiries or requests.
The chatbot's capabilities and scope will continue to expand in the future.
Why use the Odil chatbot?
- Simple and convenient – No need to search through documents; all essential information is in one place.
- Fast and efficient – Get instant answers and expert advice within seconds.
- Continuously improving – The AI evolves based on user feedback, making it smarter and more effective over time.
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