Saudi, Russian authorities sign MoU to deal with crime, safeguard human rights

Saudi Attorney General Sheikh Saud bin Abdullah Al-Mua’jab and also his Russian counterpart Yury Chaika organized talks in Moscow on Wednesday(April 25) on many issues of common interest.

The two sides signed a memorandum of learning (MoU) on coordination between Saudi Public Prosecution and also Russian Public Prosecution in fighting crime and also its organized forms, terrorism, corruption, protecting human rights also legitimate freedoms.

The two sides consented that the MoU shall be the foundation for cooperation, in accordance with the principle of equality and mutual respect as well as in accordance with the laws and regulations existing in both nations.

They also agreed upon holding joint meetings, consultations, conferences, seminars and also discussions, in addition to conducting study to ensure proper exchange of experiences and also information linked to major issues.

Al-Mua’jab thanked the Russian Public Prosecution for the pleasant welcome and also emphasized the historical dimension of Saudi-Russian relations.

“This MoU sheds light on the constantly developing Saudi-Russia relations. It comes in line with the Kingdom’s 2030 Vision, which seeks to promote the Kingdom on all levels, particularly its justice system,” he stated.

Chaika stressed the importance of the Saudi crown prince’s visit to Moscow in 2017 and the follow-up visits he made to Russia for the constructive impact they have acquired on Saudi-Russian relations.

He also highlighted the before now strong relationship the countries have along with the similarities of their approaches concerning international issues.

MoU- Memorandum of Understanding