Government
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At today’s press conference, Prime Minister Dr Robert Golob and Deputy Prime Ministers Luka Mesec, Klemen Boštjančič and Matej Arčon reviewed the past term of office. They stressed that, after four years and despite uncertain geopolitical circumstances, Slovenia is a more stable, safer and developmentally stronger country than it was at the beginning of the term. They also highlighted concrete results: preserved public finances, higher wages and pensions, low unemployment, and increased investment in infrastructure, science, development, housing, resilience and local projects.
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At today’s session, the Government adopted an implementation programme for achieving Slovenia’s development goals through investments in science and innovation, as well as amendments to the regulation on inspections, cleaning and measurements on small combustion plants. It also adopted a decision to include the new project BUILD – CitiVERSE – Local Digital Twins in the current Development Programmes Plan 2026–2029.
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At today’s session, the Government of the Republic of Slovenia reallocated expenditure rights with the aim of improving the general government balance by €133 million. It extended temporary reintroduced controls at the borders with Croatia and Hungary until 21 December 2026 and included the project Battery electricity storage systems – companies in the Development Programmes Plan 2026–2029.
News
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Slovenian Nutrition Guidelines 2025: for healthy, balanced and sustainable food choices
The Slovenian Nutrition Guidelines 2025 are based on the best available scientific evidence and contemporary understanding of the relationship between nutrition, health and sustainable development.
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State Secretary Vojko Volk: Intensive investigation into the recordings continues intensively
State Secretary for National and International Security at the Prime Minister’s Office, Vojko Volk, stated after today’s session of the Secretariat of the National Security Council that the Director-General of the Police had informed the members of the Secretariat that the Police had received a report on the investigation into the recordings that had been made public before the elections.
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Slovenia’s economy records one of the highest growth rates in the EU in the first quarter
According to official data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, Slovenia recorded year-on-year economic growth of 3% in the first quarter of this year. Minister of Finance Klemen Boštjančič emphasised that the figures clearly demonstrate the resilience of the Slovenian economy and counter forecasts of economic stagnation or decline.
News from ministries
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Together Against Disinformation: Awareness of the Threats in the Modern World
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Call for tenders for enhanced air connectivity of Slovenia - 8th deadline
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Minister Kumer and Commissioner Hoekstra discuss key green transition challenges
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Slovenia among the digital giants: a new supercomputer and AI factory to boost technological power
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Minister Fajon concludes Slovenia's first official visit to the Philippines
