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Slovenia Weekly: Foundations for long-term resilience and competitiveness

The two key achievements of the Government led by Robert Golob during the 2022–2026 term are the stabilisation of the country and the implementation of long-term structural change. These changes provide the foundation for moving forward with confidence and ambition, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister Matej Arčon emphasised at the presentation of the Government’s results. The Government stabilised the country following a period of crisis marked by recovery from the pandemic, the energy crisis and rising living costs, and delivered extensive structural changes in healthcare, social security, housing, education, the green transition and regional development. This laid the foundations for the country’s long-term resilience and competitiveness.

This week, the Government paid a working visit to the Posavje region. Its representatives visited several companies, public institutions and organisations and were briefed on developments in the region. At its session, the Government also adopted a decision to initiate the preparation of the National Spatial Plan for the siting of the second unit of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (JEK 2).

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    Key achievements of the 2022–2026 term: stabilisation and long-term structural change

    18. 2. 2026

    The Government led by Robert Golob stabilised the country following a period of crisis marked by recovery from the pandemic, the energy crisis and rising living costs, and delivered extensive structural changes in healthcare, social security, housing, education, the green transition and regional development. Over the course of its term, the Government fulfilled a substantial part of the key commitments set out in the coalition agreement.
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    Prime Minister Golob: »The spatial location of JEK 2 is the first step towards concrete solutions«

    17. 2. 2026

    Prime Minister Robert Golob today, as part of his government visit to Posavje, also visited the Krško Nuclear Power Plant, where he met with management.
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    Prime Minister Golob: »Healthcare is and remains the highest priority of this government«

    17. 2. 2026

    Prime Minister Robert Golob, along with Minister of Health Valentina Prevolnik Rupel and Minister of Defence Borut Sajovic, met with management and employees of the Brežice General Hospital as part of a government regional visit to Posavje.
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    192nd regular session of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia

    17. 2. 2026

    At today’s session, the Government adopted a decision to initiate the preparation of a National Spatial Plan for Krško Nuclear Power Plant – JEK2, approved a programme of development incentives for border problem areas, and took note of the preliminary report by the President of the Expert Council for the Evaluation of the Act Determining Emergency Measures to Ensure Public Security on the implementation of that Act.
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    EU funding approved for the integration of migrant children into the education system

    17. 2. 2026

    The Ministry of Cohesion and Regional Development has approved EU funding for the project “Integration of Migrant Children, Pupils and Students into the Slovenian Education System”. The project, with a total value of EUR 7 million, will receive EUR 2.8 million from the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+).
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    Elections – The Largest Civic Operation in the Country

    20. 2. 2026

    The National Election Commission (NEC) is intensively preparing for the parliamentary elections to be held on 22 March 2026. To ensure the smooth conduct of the elections, approximately 20,000 people will be engaged at nearly 3000 polling stations across Slovenia, making this the largest civic operation in the country.
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    Slovenia shines

    19. 2. 2026

    The Slovenian team has achieved outstanding success. With four medals: two gold, one silver and one bronze Slovenia has once again demonstrated that it ranks among the most successful countries.
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