Minister of Justice of Kosovo at the Constitutional Court

22 December 2022 - Within a study visit to our Country, a delegation of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kosovo, headed by Mrs Abdulena Haxhiu, visited the Croatian Constitutional Court where it was received by Dr Snježana Bagić, Deputy President. In the talks they pointed out to the very good bilateral cooperation between the Constitutional Court of Kosovo and the Constitutional Court of Croatia, established in 2018, and they tackled the differences between their respective jurisdictions, including the process of election of judges and other issues related to the good practices of strengthening the rule of law.
The visit of the Kosovo delegation was realised within the European Union Program for the Justice Sector in Kosovo - EUKOJUST.

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