Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
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State Secretary Tamara Weingerl Požar hosted Italian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Edmond Cirielli for political consultations in Ljubljana. They discussed drafting an action plan for a strategic partnership, as well as the upcoming meeting of the Coordination Committee of Ministers of Slovenia and Italy, scheduled for early 2027.
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Brdo pri Kranju is hosting a three-day consular consultation event. The consultations are being attended by consular employees from 62 Slovenian diplomatic missions and consular posts around the world, including individuals who are about to take up posts abroad. The aim is to enhance their knowledge, exchange experience and strengthen their preparedness to respond to crisis situations.
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Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tone Kajzer attended the third trilateral meeting of the foreign ministers of Slovenia, Austria and Croatia in Vienna. During this visit, he also held a series of bilateral meetings.
News
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Slovenia welcomes 2026 Enlargement Package and supports credible progress by candidate countries
Slovenia welcomes the European Commission’s 2026 Enlargement Package. EU enlargement represents a geostrategic investment in peace, security, stability and prosperity across the European continent. In the current geopolitical climate, it also strengthens Europe’s resilience. Conversely, prolonged uncertainty about the European future of candidate countries increases security risks and leaves the region more vulnerable to harmful external influences.
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State Secretary Dr Raščan at the Manama Dialogue on the importance of regional stability and security
State Secretary Dr Stanislav Raščan took part in the 22nd IISS Manama Dialogue in Bahrain, where he outlined Slovenia’s position on current international issues, calling for stronger political dialogue and cooperation with partners in the Gulf region.
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Minister Tone Kajzer discusses economic diplomacy, security and Slovenia's role in the world in the GOVSI podcast
The latest episode of the GOVSI podcast featured Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tone Kajzer, who joined host Martin Nahtigal to discuss the key priorities of Slovenia's foreign policy. The conversation focused on economic diplomacy, opening up new markets for Slovenian companies, support for Ukraine, relations with neighbouring countries and the safety of Slovenian citizens abroad.
