04/07/2026
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THE 6TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW A SUCCESS!
The Society of Juridical and Administrative Sciences extends its sincerest thanks to all participants who contributed to the success of the 6th International Conference on Comparative and International Law, a major event that brought together researchers, professors, practitioners, and experts from numerous countries around the world.
The contributions presented throughout the conference sessions demonstrated that it is possible to maintain a high standard of research and that international academic exchanges constitute the foundation for the development of legal research and Romanian and international higher education.
We would like to express our special appreciation to the conference moderators for their professionalism and dedication:
🔹 Associate Professor Cristina Elena Popa Tache, for the scientific coordination and her outstanding commitment to the organization of the conference;
🔹 Lecturer Cristina Cojocaru;
🔹 Associate Professor Radu Patru.
We express our deepest gratitude to our distinguished Honorary Speakers, who honoured the conference with their presence and valuable contributions:
• Professor Thomas Reuter – Chair, The Existential Threats and Risks for All Working Group, WAAS;
• Dr Ana-Maria Paraschiv – Member, The Existential Threats and Risks for All Working Group, WAAS; Founder, Ubuntu World;
• Researcher Lorenzo Rodriguez – Member, The Existential Threats and Risks for All Working Group, WAAS;
• Senior Lecturer Chamu Kuppuswamy – University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom;
• Senior Lecturer Orsolya Johanna Zsigmond-Sziebig – University of Szeged, Hungary;
• Lawyer Isibor Aigbe Oaikhinan – Chair of the International Refugee Law Committee, American Bar Association – International Law Section; Vice Chair for Social Media, UN & International Organizations Committee;
• Dr Vene Seane Aljas – Legislative Staff Officer III, Presidential Legislative Liaison Office, Office of the President of the Philippines; Global Governance and International Relations Expert; Alumnus and Collaborator of the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR).
A particularly significant moment of the conference was the ESIL (European Society of International Law) Task Force on Underrepresentation panel, which provided a genuine platform for reflection on representation in international law, bringing together specialists from Romania, Lithuania, South Korea, Cyprus, Albania, Kuwait, and Serbia.
We would also like to thank all the keynote speakers of this panel:
• Associate Professor Cristina Elena Popa Tache;
• Associate Professor Liliana Tymchenko;
• Dr Nina M. Hart;
• PhD Candidate Leonidas Sotiropoulos;
• Associate Professor Heliona Bellani;
• Assistant Professor Humoud Y. Al-Fadhli;
• Associate Professor Marijana Mladenov.
Together, we have demonstrated that academic excellence can truly be built only together—through international cooperation, diversity of perspectives, and open dialogue.
Thank you all for your trust, professionalism, and friendship!
🌍 We look forward with great pleasure to seeing you again at our next international conference!
