Ministry of the Economy, Tourism and Sport
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Minister Matjaž Han yesterday participated in a public discussion with UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin, organised as part of the SPORTO Talk in Ljubljana.
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This evening's ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the Planica Nordic Centre, entitled Ten years of pride. Pride for the future, celebrated the achievements of the first decade of this unique sports centre and highlighted its great importance for Slovenian sport, tourism and the country's international visibility.
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Slovenia has officially been awarded the hosting rights for the 2026 European Road Cycling Championships. The contract was formally signed by the Minister of Economy, Tourism and Sport, Matjaž Han; the President of the Slovenian Cycling Federation, Pavel Marđonović; and the President of the Union Européenne de Cyclisme (UEC), Enrico Della Casa.
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Signing of the EU–Mercosur agreements: an opportunity to strengthen cooperation
Slovenia welcomes the signing of the Partnership Agreement (EMPA) and the Interim Trade Agreement (ITA) between the European Union (EU) and Mercosur. These agreements are the result of over 25 years of negotiations. The two legally distinct instruments run in parallel and together establish a comprehensive framework for enhanced political, economic and sectoral cooperation between the EU and Mercosur countries.
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After the world premiere in Paris, the Twingo E-Tech electric is unveiled in Novo mesto
Following last Thursday’s world premiere of the new Twingo E-Tech Electric in Paris, the model was presented to the Slovenian public. The event was attended by Matjaž Han, Minister of the Economy, Tourism and Sport, Gregor Macedoni, Mayor of Novo mesto, Jože Bele, President of the Management Board of Revoz, and Petar Nevistič, Managing Director of GA Adriatic.
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Fajon at the 13th Slovenian Development Days: The economy is the Engine of Development and Solidarity its Foundation
The 13th Slovenian Development Days have opened in Ljubljana under the title Business for Global Solidarity, highlighting the crucial role of the business sector in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and delivering humanitarian aid.