Russia explores Iran's experience in judicial digitalization
Prosecutor General of Russia Igor Krasnov announced plans to study Iran's experience in the field of judicial digitalization. During an official visit to Tehran, the parties discussed the possibilities of introducing modern technologies into the work of supervisory agencies and courts.
According to Krasnov, the Russian side is showing great interest in Iranian developments in the field of electronic document management and the automation of judicial processes. For several years, Iran has been actively using digital platforms to accelerate case processing and increase the transparency of court operations.
Russian experts note that exchanging experience with friendly countries helps to implement innovations in public administration more quickly. The use of digital tools allows for reducing the bureaucratic burden on prosecution staff and making access to justice more convenient for citizens.
During the meeting, representatives of the two countries also discussed issues of combating cybercrime and drug trafficking. The parties agreed on further cooperation and the exchange of information between agencies to ensure security in both countries.
It is expected that the knowledge gained will help Russia accelerate the process of digital transformation of the judicial system. In the near future, relevant ministries will begin a detailed study of the proposed technological solutions for their potential adaptation to Russian standards.