Abstract
The article shows the prerequisites for cooperation in the field of investigative activities of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus, reveals specific forms of interaction in cooperation in the field of investigative activities, including: the exchange of operational reference, search, fingerprinting, forensic and other information that helps to establish the location wanted persons, detention of criminals; joint participation in search activities; sending employees of the internal affairs bodies of the state initiating the search to the state on whose territory the wanted person may be located to exchange information and be present during operational search activities; and others. A conclusion is drawn about significant prospects for the considered area in the fight against crime.
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