H.E. Banko Lukovac, the newly appointed Ambassador of Montenegro to Croatia visited the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia

18 March 2008 - Prof. Željko Potočnjak, Acting President of the Court received to inaugural visit the Ambassador of the Republic of Montenegro to Croatia, H.E. Branko Lukovac, accompanied by Mr. Branislav Karadžić, First Secretary. Prof. Potočnjak informed the Ambassador about the organization and jurisdiction of the Croatian Constitutional Court. In the talks they emphasized a good cooperation with the Constitutional Court of Montenegro, and both sides expressed the wish to develop even stronger contacts between these two Courts.

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