Judiciary chief emphasizes deepening legal, judicial cooperation between Iran, China

Hujjat al-Islam Gholamhossein Mohseni Eje'i, during this meeting, referring to the strong relations between Iran and China, emphasized the importance of establishing a link between legal-judicial cooperation and the expansion of strategic relations between the two countries.

The Head of the Judiciary, referring to Iran's extensive relations with all BRICS member states, especially China, stated: "The creation and expansion of communication platforms in judicial fields can serve as a supporting arm, strengthening relations in other strategic areas."

He also, emphasizing the necessity of exchanging legal and judicial experiences among BRICS member states, noted: "Benefiting from China's experiences and presenting Iran's experiences on the path of deepening legal and judicial cooperation can lead to the creation of a robust communication network in all relevant areas within the BRICS bloc."

Eje'i further, emphasizing the Islamic Republic of Iran's firm determination to expand relations with China, stated: "Islamic Iran was subjected to attacks and illegal aggressions by America this year, but with the powerful presence of the people on the scene and their full support for the country and system officials, it proved its strategic stability and resilience to the world."

The Head of the Judiciary, referring to fundamental changes in international relations, stated: "The world is transitioning to a new global order, and the People's Republic of China plays an effective role in this process. With a view to these developments, we are determined to utilize the maximum available capacities for the full implementation of bilateral memoranda of understanding."

He further emphasized the exchange of experiences in technological fields, especially the use of artificial intelligence in advancing judicial affairs, and added: "China's scientific and technological capacities, alongside Iran's indigenous capabilities, can pave the way for a new leap in bilateral cooperation and the strengthening of shared authority."

Eje'i stated: "Last year, it was decided that the summit of heads of judiciary of SCO member states would be held in Iran, but due to the oppressive aggressions of America and the Zionist regime, this did not materialize. We hope that the opportunity will arise soon to host this summit in Iran."

During this meeting, "Zhang Jun," the President of the Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China and the highest judicial authority of that country, congratulating Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Mohseni Eje'i on his reappointment as the Head of the Judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran, stated: "It is a great honor for me to meet once again with the Head of the Judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran."

Addressing Mohseni Eje'i, he said: "In our meeting in April last year in China, we had deep and constructive discussions, and those conversations and exchanges still remain in my memory."

The highest judicial authority of China continued: "Despite all regional and international ups and downs, the two countries, China and Iran, have always enjoyed healthy and stable relations, have always helped each other, and have cooperated. We also hope to strengthen these strategic cooperations between the two countries."

Stating that China's judicial system is interested in deepening relations and cooperation with Iran's judiciary, he said: "In recent years, we have researched and explored new areas of judicial governance and the development of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in the judiciary. We are interested in sharing our achievements in these fields with Iran and also learning from the experiences of Iran's judiciary."

The highest judicial authority of China, while admiring the resilience and steadfastness of the Iranian people during the recent wars, stated: "We hope that the relations and ties between China and Iran will develop in all areas."

Yesterday, the Head of the Judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran, leading a high-level judicial and legal delegation, departed for Delhi, India, to participate in the BRICS Judicial Summit.