VLADIVOSTOK — In a significant development aimed at strengthening legal and military cooperation, the Prosecutor General’s Offices of Azerbaijan and Russia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This agreement focuses on the cooperation between the military prosecutor’s offices of the two nations.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the signing took place in Vladivostok during a bilateral meeting between the chief prosecutors of both states, following an invitation by the Russian Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov to his Azerbaijani counterpart, Kamran Aliyev. The meeting, held at the Prosecutor’s Office of Primorsky Krai, served as a platform for discussing mutual interests and outlining future cooperative efforts.

The memorandum aims to intensify the existing relations between the military prosecutorial bodies of Azerbaijan and Russia, building on previous collaborations. This initiative is part of a broader agenda to enhance bilateral ties and ensure a robust framework for legal and military interactions.

The Azerbaijani delegation’s visit to Russia continues, indicating an ongoing commitment to expanding and solidifying the partnership between the two countries in various fields.