Türkiye and Spain’s constitutional courts signed a cooperation agreement Tuesday aimed at deepening judicial dialogue, expanding exchanges of expertise and strengthening institutional ties between the two countries.
The agreement was signed in Ankara by Constitutional Court President Kadir Özkaya and Spanish Constitutional Court Vice President Inmaculada Montalbán Huertas following bilateral and delegation-level meetings held during the Spanish delegation’s two-day visit to Türkiye on June 15-16.
The visit followed a working trip by Türkiye’s Constitutional Court to Spain in February, during which both sides agreed to continue reciprocal exchanges and enhance cooperation in the field of constitutional justice.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Özkaya welcomed the growing ties between the two courts, describing them as a reflection of the longstanding friendship and cooperation between Türkiye and Spain.
He said joint efforts carried out within international platforms, including the World Conference on Constitutional Justice and the Conference of European Constitutional Courts, had played an important role in reinforcing cooperation and strengthening mutual relations.
