The President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia, Prof. Petar Klarić received the President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Korea, Mr. Young-Chul Yun

On Thursday 8 June, the President of the Croatian Constitutional Court received a delegation of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Korea, headed by Mr. Young-Chul Yun, President, accompanied by Mr. Seok-Cho Chang, Mr. Hee-Bum Noha and H.E. Jung-gum Chung, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Croatia.

During the meeting, attended also by prof. Jasna Omejec, Deputy-president of the Croatian Constituional Court and Judges Ms. Agata Račan, Prof. Željko Potočnjak and Prof. Smiljko Sokol, the judges exchanged experiences in constitutional judicature. The Korean delegation was also received by the President of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Croatia Mr. Branko Hrvatin.

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