Iraq, Kazakhstan Finalize Prisoner Transfer, Judicial Cooperation Memorandum

Iraq and the Republic of Kazakhstan have finalized procedures for signing a memorandum of cooperation on prisoner transfer, judicial, and legal collaboration. This step aims to strengthen bilateral ties and foster expertise exchange between the two nations. Justice Minister Khalid Shwani met with Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Iraq, Talat Shaldanbay, at the Ministry to discuss the final stages of the memorandum's signing. This cooperation is designed to develop bilateral relations and enhance sharing of judicial and legal expertise. Minister Shwani affirmed Iraq's commitment to expanding cooperation with friendly states and reinforcing international partnerships in judicial and legal fields. He highlighted these agreements as crucial for consolidating joint cooperation, serving mutual interests, and strengthening relations. The Kazakh Ambassador, for his part, emphasized his country's desire to solidify bilateral relations with Iraq across various sectors, particularly judicial and legal ones. He praised the upcoming memorandum's importance, stating it would provide a legal framework to boost joint cooperation and deepen friendship.