TEHRAN In a milestone under a bilateral arrangement, 130 Iranian detainees have actually been repatriated from Iraq to serve the remainder of their sentences more detailed to home.The transfer performed through the Mehran border crossing, marks a critical action in the exchange of convicts between Iran and Iraq.Asghar Jalalian, Deputy Minister of Justice for Human Rights and International Affairs and head of the Convict Transfer Committee, revealed the successful operation on Wednesday.
This not only aids in the rehabilitation and social reintegration of the detainees however likewise minimizes the monetary and psychological problem on their households, Jalalian specified, adding that minimizing the challenges dealt with by our residents stays a top priority.
Emphasizing the federal governments concentrate on humanitarian concerns, he included, Through international arrangements, we aim to facilitate the rehab and reintegration of Iranian convicts.
Jalalian noted that Iran has signed transfer protocols with 29 countries, 23 of which are currently operational.Since the start of this year, nearly 300 detainees have been returned, with plans to increase these numbers in the coming year, according to the official.The deputy minister highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance the procedure, consisting of diplomatic settlements and legal cooperation.
We anticipate even greater numbers in 2026, he mentioned, alluding to current measures focused on enhancing global legal collaboration.This successful transfer also underscores the enhancing relations between Iran and Iraq, signaling a shared determination to work together on humanitarian issues.Looking ahead, Irans Ministry of Justice anticipates an increase in such transfers, bolstered by diplomatic efforts and a focus on human rights.
Our goal is to bring our citizens home, support their rehabilitation, and strengthen the bonds that connect our neighborhoods together, Jalalian concluded.