Follow -up of Iranian and Iraqi judicial authorities' assassination case

According to Mehr News Agency, Judge Nasser Seraj, Deputy Director of International Affairs of the Judiciary and Secretary of the Islamic Republic of Iran's Human Rights Staff and his Judicial Board on a trip to Baghdad separately with Judge Fayeq Zidan, the head of the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council, Najm Abdullah Ahmad, Khaled Laith Jaber Hamza, head of the Judicial Supervisory Organization and a member of the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council, met and discussed important legal and judicial issues.

The Deputy Director of International Affairs of the Judiciary and the Chairman of the Supreme Judiciary Council of Iraq, while emphasizing the development and strengthening of legal and judicial cooperation, pursuing a memorandum of understanding signed between the two countries, serious confrontation with terrorism, pursuing the assassination of martyr Suleimani and his companions, and the cases of terrorist groups, Clear, PJAK And the Democrats talked.

Seraj goes on to refer to the massive popular participation in the march of Arbaeen Hosseini (As)He called for the facilitation of pilgrims 'judicial problems while traveling to Iraq and emphasized the maximum judicial support for the pilgrims' problems.

The head of the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council also expressed his satisfaction with the good legal and judicial cooperation between the two countries to address the problems of Iranian pilgrims.

Seraj went on to meet with the Iraqi Prosecutor General on a number of joint cases and judicial cooperation between the two countries, stressing the acceleration of the transfer of convicts and extradition of criminals, especially members of the terrorist group and the prosecution of the defendants in the case of the Shabanieh Intifada.

The Iraqi prosecutor general also referred to the good judicial cooperation between the two countries: Iran and Iraq are friends and brothers of each other, and cooperation between the two countries has a long history and these cooperation will continue.

Deputy of Affairs International The Judiciary continued his visit to Iraq during a meeting with the Minister of Justice, while appreciating the transfer of Iranian convicts to our country, referring to the two countries' cooperation in the transfer of convicts and criminals, emphasizing the need to make better use of the existing agreement between the two countries in the field of transmission of convicts, and to the extension of the Iranians.

The Iraqi Minister of Justice also endorsed the constructive and long -standing cooperation of the two countries, promising assistance and cooperation in the transfer of convicts and other bilateral legal and judicial cooperation.