Baghdad/NINA/ – The Federal Commission of Integrity has concluded a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Public Prosecution Office of the Republic of Azerbaijan and signed a cooperation program with the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation. This took place on the sidelines of the third meeting of the heads of anti-corruption law enforcement agencies from member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), held in Baku.

A statement by the Commission indicated that the MoU with the Azerbaijani side stipulates the enhancement of bilateral cooperation in preventing and combating corruption, the exchange of information, expertise, and studies, and the development of the capabilities of personnel from both sides. It also covers cooperation regarding requests for legal assistance, the recovery of assets, and the pursuit of individuals wanted in connection with corruption cases—facilitating follow-up with the relevant national authorities.

Furthermore, it includes the organization of joint training programs, workshops, and awareness-raising activities aimed at fostering a culture of integrity and transparency, as well as strengthening methods for the prevention of corruption.

In a related context, and according to the statement, the Authority signed a cooperation program with the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation for the years 2027–2028. This program builds upon a memorandum of understanding concluded between the two sides in 2023. It includes holding meetings and seminars focused on mechanisms for preventing and detecting corruption, conducting financial investigations, and tracing, seizing, and recovering assets derived from corruption-related offenses.

The program also encompasses training for the Authority’s staff, the exchange of specialized publications, and periodic meetings of a joint working group, all aimed at enhancing coordination and the exchange of expertise between the two parties. / End




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