Tehran: The Iranian government has submitted a bill to Parliament regarding an international prisoner transfer treaty between the Islamic Republic and Malaysia. Shahram Dabiri, the president's deputy for Parliamentary Affairs, announced that the bill aims to enhance bilateral cooperation between Iran and Malaysia in the realms of justice and prisoner transfer. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the proposed legislation would also facilitate social rehabilitation and the reintegration of prisoners into their communities. It outlines the conditions and processes for the transfer and handover of prisoners from both countries, Dabiri added. He explained that the treaty would strengthen legal cooperation between Iran and Malaysia, providing an opportunity for Iranian and Malaysian nationals detained in the other country to serve their sentences in their home countries.