Iran and Russia Voice Readiness to Deepen Judicial and Legal Cooperation
Officials from Iran and Russia said the two countries are ready to broaden legal and judicial ties, including sharing experience on using modern technology in court proceedings.
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Iran and Russia have stressed their readiness to expand cooperation in legal and judicial affairs, including the exchange of experience on the use of modern technologies in judicial proceedings, according to Iran's state news agency IRNA.
The report did not name the specific officials involved or detail the setting in which the statements were made, nor did it specify a timeline or concrete steps planned to implement the expanded cooperation.
Iran and Russia have in recent years pursued closer ties across a range of sectors, including trade, energy and security, as both countries have sought to deepen bilateral relations.
IRNA's report characterized the discussion of judicial cooperation as part of that broader relationship, though further specifics on the scope of the legal exchange were not provided.
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