Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
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Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tone Kajzer hosted Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka on an official visit. They reaffirmed Slovenia’s commitment to closer cooperation with Central European countries, with a particular focus on strengthening economic ties between Slovenia and the Czech Republic. “We would like to see political dialogue accompanied by tangible economic results,” Minister Kajzer emphasised.
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Speaking at the EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Luxembourg, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tone Kajzer stated that the world is currently facing an extremely challenging and unpredictable geopolitical situation.
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Tone Kajzer, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, accompanied by his spouse, hosted a group of foreign ambassadors accredited to Slovenia on a diplomatic excursion to the Koroška region. The visit aimed to showcase the region’s natural, cultural and economic diversity and to foster direct links between Koroška's business community and international partners.
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State Secretary Tamara Weingerl Požar reaffirms Slovenia’s support for North Macedonia's EU accession
State Secretary Tamara Weingerl Požar hosted Zoran Dimitrovski, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of North Macedonia, for political consultations. They welcomed the political dialogue and excellent relations between their two countries, and exchanged views on current bilateral, multilateral and regional issues.
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State Secretary Weingerl Požar at the General Affairs Council on the next Multiannual Financial Framework
State Secretary Tamara Weingerl Požar participated in the regular EU General Affairs Council meeting in Luxembourg. The main focus was on the debate concerning the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2028–2034, based on the revised negotiating box presented by the Irish Presidency, as well as on preparations for the October European Council.
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EU Development Ministers on the future of global development cooperation and humanitarian architecture
In Dublin, State Secretary Dr Stanislav Raščan attended an informal meeting of EU ministers responsible for development cooperation. The ministers discussed the future of development cooperation, which is shifting from traditional aid towards equal international partnerships, and the Humanitarian Reset, which will set out the policy guidelines for urgently reforming the global humanitarian system.
