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As part of his Government visit to the Goriška region, Prime Minister Robert Golob also visited the Primorska Technology Park in Šempeter pri Gorici, where he made a statement to the media.

At its regular session held during the visit to the Goriška region, the Government began considering the Wine Act proposal, which it will continue to review at one of its forthcoming sessions. The Government also adopted a decision to establish a public institute for contemporary dance, which will ensure the stable development of contemporary dance, and took note of the signing of a Letter of Intent to initiate activities required for the University of Nova Gorica to obtain public university status.

Prime Minister Robert Golob attended the laying of the foundation stone for the Lukovica housing development, where the construction of 82 public rental apartments will begin.

To mark the first official celebration of Science Day, Slovenia's new national holiday, Prime Minister Robert Golob held a consultation dedicated to the role and future of science in Slovenia.

Prime Minister Dr Robert Golob attended the 122nd extraordinary session of the National Assembly, where he presented the opinion of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia on the submitted Recommendations regarding ensuring the security and efficiency of the judicial system in areas with heightened security risks in south-eastern Slovenia.

Dear citizens, Scientists, researchers, innovators and all those who, through knowledge, push the boundaries of what is possible.

Today, Prime Minister Robert Golob attended the official ceremony for the presentation of the Republic of Slovenia’s highest national awards and prizes for outstanding achievements in scientific research and development. He also addressed the guests gathered at the event.

Prime Minister Robert Golob attended the Tomorrow Conference – Public Administration: Trends, Development Opportunities and Challenges, the main annual event of the Ministry of Public Administration, dedicated to the discussion on the future of Slovenia's public administration.

Prime Minister Robert Golob issued a statement to the media regarding the Šutar Act, which was approved at today’s Government session.

At today’s session, the Government adopted the Draft Act on Measures to Ensure Public Safety (Šutar Act), which aims to strengthen security across the country. It also approved the Draft Juvenile Criminal Justice Act and the amendments to the Minor Offences Act, the Probation Act, and the Slovenian Intelligence and Security Agency Act. Furthermore, the Government decided that the Slovenian Armed Forces will assist the Police in the broader protection of the national border.

Prime Minister Robert Golob attended a gala celebration at the University Medical Centre Ljubljana (UMCL) marking the 50th anniversary of the opening of the modern main building of the UMCL and the 240th anniversary of the establishment of the first Civic Hospital in Ljubljana.

Dear Citizens, dear Slovenians at home and abroad,

At the initiative of Prime Minister Robert Golob, the President of the Republic of Slovenia, Nataša Pirc Musar, and the Prime Minister met today. The Prime Minister briefed the President in detail on the Government’s proposed measures following Saturday’s tragic attack in Novo mesto.

Dear residents of Novo mesto,

Prime Minister Golob today attended the extraordinary session of the Municipal Council of the Municipality of Novo mesto.

Prime Minister Golob attended an extraordinary session of the Municipal Council of the Municipality of Novo mesto.

Today, on 27 October 20205, Prime Minister Robert Golob informed the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia of the resignations of Minister of the Interior Boštjan Poklukar and Minister of Justice Andreja Katič.

In the light of recent events, Prime Minister Robert Golob, Minister of Justice Andreja Katič and Minister of the Interior Boštjan Poklukar visited Novo mesto, where they met with the local community and took note of the measures taken on the ground.

In light of yesterday's tragic incident in Novo mesto, members of the National Security Council Secretariat convened for an extraordinary session, where they reviewed the situation and adopted several proposals for operational measures.

Following the tragic incident in Novo mesto, Prime Minister Robert Golob convened a meeting attended by the Minister of Justice, Andreja Katič, the Minister of the Interior, Boštjan Poklukar, the Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Luka Mesec, the State Prosecutor General, Katarina Bergant, the President of the Supreme Court, Miodrag Đorđević, and the Director General of the Police, Damjan Petrič.