Russia's Prosecutor General Signs Cooperation Deals with Three Asian…
Russian Prosecutor General Alexander Guzhan signed cooperation agreements with counterparts from Myanmar, Cambodia, and Thailand during the Eastern Economic Forum, focusing on anti-corruption efforts, financial investigations, asset recovery, and digital currency regulation. He also laid a wreath in memory of Pacific Fleet veterans who died in World War II.
Consensus
- Alexander Guzhan, the Russian Prosecutor General, signed cooperation programs with officials from Myanmar, Cambodia, and Thailand.
- The agreements were signed during the Eastern Economic Forum (VEF).
- The cooperation programs cover anti-corruption efforts, financial investigations, and asset recovery.
- The programs are set for the 2027–2028 period.
- Guzhan laid a wreath at the 'Battle Glory of the Red Banner Pacific Fleet' memorial complex during his visit to the VEF.
Points of divergence
- Guzhan signed cooperation programs with Myanmar, Cambodia, and Thailand, including a program with the head of Cambodia's anti-corruption service focused on financial investigations and return of assets obtained criminally. — vedomosti
- Guzhan highlighted the successful implementation of two inter-agency programs with Thailand and noted the signing of a treaty on the transfer of convicted persons between Russia and Cambodia. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation signed partnership agreements with Myanmar, Cambodia, and Thailand — Ведомости
- Prosecutor General of Russia signed cooperation programs with colleagues from three countries — Коммерсантъ
Key entities
- Russia
- Thailand
- Cambodia
- Myanmar
- Aleksandra Gutsana
- General Procuracy
- The Authorities
- Om Yienthong
- Republic of Union of Myanmar U Sou Thein