Within the partnership of the Faculty of Law University of Split and University of Panthéon Assas – Paris II the existence of which dates from the XIIth century, in Split continuously since 2007 an international conference Croatian-French Administrative Law Days Every year the most eminent French and Croatian legal experts, academics and practitioners have been participating, mostly in the area of administrative law in order to present and discuss the most current administrative law issues and institutes.
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Other institutions have also been taking part in the organization of the Croatian-French Administrative Law Days od samog početka sudjeluju i druge institucije, kao što su Sveučilište u Splitu, Visoki upravni sud Republike Hrvatske, Ured za zakonodavstvo Vlade Republike Hrvatske, Ministarstvo pravosuđa, uprave i digitalne transformacije Republike Hrvatske, Centar za europsku dokumentaciju i istraživanja – Robert Schuman (Split), Ustavni sud Republike Hrvatske, Francusko veleposlanstvo u Republici Hrvatskoj, Splitsko-dalmatinska županija i Grad Split. Posebice valja istaknuti ulogu francuskog Državnog savjeta, najvišeg upravnog sudišta u Francuskoj Republici, koji istodobno ima važnu i značajnu ulogu kao savjetodavno tijelo francuske vlade.
It is indisputable that there is much interest for continuity in holding the Croatian-French Administrative Law Days not only from the scientific and academic public (academics, graduate and postgraduate students) as well as from many practitioners finding clear, concise and precise answers to sometimes very complex administrative law questions in a comparative context. This certainly eases the burden and helps all those who through the legislative and executive deal with certain administrative law institutions.
Systematic and augmented discussions presented at these conferences and the subsequent papers published in special editions of the Faculty of Law University of Split Journal are valuable scientific content and a significant contribution to the education of new generations and academics and experts in administrative law and wider. New, respectable sources of academic and practical values are gained, and form important contributions to Croatian and European thinking on law
Finally, the starting point of all these conferences is to promote a continental European legal system in which the French legal and administrative legal tradition are an integral and inseparable part. It is precisely this tradition that has become the heritage Croatia also has nurtured throughout centuries of its history, culture, and legal development.
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