News
- 18 February 2026, 15:00
- The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation
As part of strengthening inter-agency cooperation within the Union State and developing academic and educational collaboration, representatives of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation delivered a series of lectures to their Belarusian colleagues. The event, held at a venue in Minsk, continued a series of regular meetings aimed at exchanging best practices in the field of supervisory oversight.
The primary goal of the visit was to familiarize the Belarusian side with the key areas of work of the Russian prosecutorial authority, modern methods of law enforcement, and recent legislative developments in the Russian Federation.
During the training course, Russian specialists presented reports on a wide range of topical issues, including practices for protecting the rights of passengers on railway and air transport, improving the regulatory framework, and implementing advanced technologies-including those under public-private partnerships—in order to combat crimes in the sphere of information and communication technologies and banking. Other topics included mechanisms for confiscating corruption-related assets, both within and outside criminal proceedings, and the experience of organizing supervisory oversight aimed at preventing suicidal behavior among minors.
Meeting participants noted the high practical significance of the materials presented and the audience's keen interest.
Concluding the lectures, both parties reaffirmed their mutual intention to intensify inter-prosecutorial cooperation, prioritizing the most significant and complex areas of law enforcement to protect citizens' rights and state interests.
The Prosecutor General's Office
of the Russian Federation
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation
18 February 2026, 15:00
Russian Prosecutors Deliver a Series of Educational Lectures for Colleagues from the Competent Authorities of the Republic of Belarus
As part of strengthening inter-agency cooperation within the Union State and developing academic and educational collaboration, representatives of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation delivered a series of lectures to their Belarusian colleagues. The event, held at a venue in Minsk, continued a series of regular meetings aimed at exchanging best practices in the field of supervisory oversight.
The primary goal of the visit was to familiarize the Belarusian side with the key areas of work of the Russian prosecutorial authority, modern methods of law enforcement, and recent legislative developments in the Russian Federation.
During the training course, Russian specialists presented reports on a wide range of topical issues, including practices for protecting the rights of passengers on railway and air transport, improving the regulatory framework, and implementing advanced technologies-including those under public-private partnerships—in order to combat crimes in the sphere of information and communication technologies and banking. Other topics included mechanisms for confiscating corruption-related assets, both within and outside criminal proceedings, and the experience of organizing supervisory oversight aimed at preventing suicidal behavior among minors.
Meeting participants noted the high practical significance of the materials presented and the audience's keen interest.
Concluding the lectures, both parties reaffirmed their mutual intention to intensify inter-prosecutorial cooperation, prioritizing the most significant and complex areas of law enforcement to protect citizens' rights and state interests.
