17 June 2004 01:50
Finland, Russia plan to have liaison prosecutors
prosecutors, Finnish Justice Minister Johannes Koskinen told a
conference on the outlook for Russian-EU economic and judicial
ST. PETERSBURG. June 17 (Interfax-Northwest) - Finland and Russia are considering the possibility of creating
positions for liaison
integration held in St. Petersburg on Thursday.
Legal cooperation between the two countries is developing in a positive direction, he said. "We provide and
receive significant aid. Our cooperation with Russia's judicial institutions has become multifarious. It has become
routine and natural," Koskinen said.
"A framework for mutual trust is in place. Today we are starting specific productive work," he said. [RU
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