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To strengthen the independence of the judiciary by ensuring the professional competence of members of the institution entrusted with public prosecution, law enforcement officers, and all those connected with their work — achieving the highest standards of administrative performance and judicial excellence.

To impart the administrative, technical, and personal skills necessary to engage with modernization and the challenges resulting from development.

To implement specialization within the Public Prosecution as a hallmark of modernity and a prerequisite for qualitative excellence.

To develop operational capacity to fulfill human rights obligations and the requirements of effective criminal justice, through continuous monitoring of challenges and exploring remedial opportunities in various contexts.

To support legal and judicial empowerment, and develop means to facilitate access to justice for all groups.

To promote international cooperation in criminal matters of common concern, strengthen its foundations, and pursue the globalization and internationalization of justice in relation to rules and procedures that concern all individuals, wherever they may be.

To enhance lifelong research and professional learning as a necessity to keep pace with the accelerating growth of knowledge and technology.

To establish an incubator for evidence-based research and studies in the fields of human rights, justice, security, stability, and peace.

To provide continuous advice and consultation for planning solutions through systematic examination and critical analysis of legislative, judicial, and administrative measures and justice management mechanisms, in order to assess their effectiveness and measure legislative impact according to real-world data, higher legal references, and the requirements of ratified international instruments.