Artificial intelligence and the notarial profession: challenges, opportunities and implications
14 Pyramides Notaires hosted a training session organised by the Conférence Baron on a key issue for the future of the…
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July 19, 2021
Revitalising neighbourhoods, creating new attractions and making urban areas greener are all new challenges set out in the calls for proposals launched by metropolitan authorities. Whilst, from a technical perspective, consultancy firms are brimming with ideas for optimising these urban and peri-urban spaces, the legal frameworks governing agricultural land are not suited to these purposes.

It is therefore essential today for the notarial profession to turn its attention to new legal mechanisms in order to establish an economic model capable of sustainably allocating urban and peri-urban land to agricultural production, with a view to rationalisation.
Read Xavier LIEVRE’s analysis in an interview entitled ‘Notaries facing the challenge of urban and rural change’ (interview by Chloé Rossignol), published in the JDD on 17 July 2021.