H.E. Eduardo Aznar, Ambassador of Spain to Croatia in a curtesy call to the Constitutional Court

 13 November 2015 - President of the Constitutional Court, Professor Jasna Omejec and Deputy President, Dr Snježana Bagić, received today H.E. Eduardo Aznar, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Spain to the Republic of Croatia in a curtesy call. President Omejec informed the Ambassador about organisation and functioning of our Court and emphasised that the Spanish and Croatian Constitutional Courts share a lot of similarities. They also talked about the procedure for election of judges, who are in Spain also elected by a two-third majority vote of representatives to the Spanish Parliament. Both sides agreed that the two countries have plenty in common and emphasised a good multi-level cooperation.

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