Young diplomats of the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integrations visited the Constitutional Court

12 December 2008 - Within the framework of the One-year-course of the Professional Diplomatic Studies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, young diplomats attending the Course visited today the Constitutional Court. The attendees, together with H.E. Dr. Mladen Andrlić, Principal and Mr. Ivan Mijić, First Secretary, were received by Judge Snježana Bagić, who presented the workings, organization and jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court.

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