The bilateral agreements on the extradition of criminals with the countries of Pakistan, Iraq, Turkey and Afghanistan and also with France. The general principles governing these contracts are not much different from each other, and in general, the parties to the contract are required by the contract to punish the persons who have been accused or convicted of committing or participating in or assisting in a crime in the territory of another country and in the territory of the other party.

are a contract, return to each other. Those accused of committing crimes whose punishment is less than one year are not subject to extradition, and whoever is accused, the punishment for the crime committed must be at least one year in prison, and if a sentence of conviction has been issued, the sentence of the criminal must be at least six months in prison.

The crime committed must be punishable in both contracting countries and the punishment must not be less than one year of imprisonment. The extradition of political criminals has created different procedures under different circumstances.

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