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Previous Conferences
- 30th Conference, 25-26 November 2010, Istanbul (Turkey)
- 29th Conference, 17-19 June 2009, Tromsø (Norway)
- 28th Conference, 25-26 October 2007, Lanzarote (Spain)
- 27th Conference, 12-13 October 2006, Yerevan (Armenia)
- 26th Conference, 7-8 April 2005, Helsinki (Finland)
- 25th Conference, 9-10 October 2003, Sofia (Bulgaria)
- 24th Conference, 4-5 October 2001, Moscow (Russian Federation)
- 23rd Conference, 8-9 June 2000, London (United Kingdom)
- 22nd Conference, 17-18 June 1999, Chisinau (Moldova)
- 21st Conference, 10-11 June 1997, Prague (Czech Republic)
- 20th Conference, 11-12 June 1996, Budapest (Hungary)
- 19th Conference, 14-15 June 1994, Valletta (Malta)
22e Conférence des Ministres européens de la Justice
17-18 juin 1999, Chişinău (Moldova)
Résolution n°4
LES MINISTRES participant à la 22e Conférence des Ministres européens de la Justice (Chişinău, 1999),
Conscients de l’intérêt d’assurer des contacts personnels entre les Ministres responsables de l’élaboration de la politique de leurs gouvernements dans le domaine juridique afin d’encourager le développement de la coopération dans ce domaine en Europe,
ADRESSENT leurs remerciements les plus vifs au Gouvernement moldave pour la parfaite organisation, à Chişinău, de la 22e Conférence et pour son aimable hospitalité ;
ACCUEILLENT avec satisfaction l’invitation du Lord Chancellor de Grande Bretagne de tenir la 23e Conférence des Ministres européens de la Justice à Londres en l’an 2000, ayant pour thème « Rendre la justice au 21e siècle ».