Representatives from Iran, Russia, China, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Brazil, India, and Ethiopia recently convened in St. Petersburg to discuss joint efforts against money laundering and terrorism. Iranian Prosecutor General Mohammad Movahhedi-Azad highlighted the importance of Iran’s membership in BRICS, emphasizing regional cooperation and multilateralism in a changing world order.
Movahhedi-Azad also addressed the threat to global peace posed by the aggression of the Zionist regime in Gaza. The meeting focused on the role of modern technologies in crime prevention, acknowledging both their benefits and potential for criminal exploitation. The prosecutors discussed combating terrorism, financial crimes, and cyber-attacks through collective action and legal assistance.
In a joint statement, the BRICS representatives emphasized the role of digital solutions in upholding the rule of law, sharing best practices, training members, and fighting corruption and terrorism using information and communication technology. The meeting concluded with a commitment to strengthen collaboration to protect citizens’ rights and maintain security.