H. E. Constantin Mihail Grigorie, Ambassador of Romania to Croatia in a curtesy call to the Constitutional Court

13 February 2017 - President of the Constitutional Court, Dr Miroslav Šeparović, received today H.E. Constantin Mihail Grigorie, Ambassador of Romania to the Republic of Croatia in a curtesy call. In addition to the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court of Croatia and its operations, addressed were also the differences between legal systems of the two countries regarding constitutional judiciary. Ambassador Grigorie conveyed to President Šeparović invitation of Professor Dorneanu, President of the Romanian Constitutional Court, to the conference marking 25th anniversary of this Court to be held in May in Bucharest. In return, the proposal was made to renew bilateral cooperation between the two Courts established back in 1994.

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