Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
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Tone Kajzer, the Slovenian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, is visiting Yerevan accompanied by a business delegation. He has met with Ararat Mirzoyan, the Armenian Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and opened the Armenia-Slovenia Business Forum with a speech. Minister Kajzer also attended the 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, where he delivered a national statement on behalf of Slovenia.
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Today, on the 81st anniversary of the UN Charter coming into force, we celebrate United Nations Day. It is an opportunity to reaffirm the need for international cooperation and to find effective solutions to today's challenges. It is a chance to renew our commitment to peace, international law, human rights and solidarity.
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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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Taking Action for Nature: What the World Must Deliver in Yerevan
By the Green Group: Cabo Verde, Costa Rica, Iceland, Singapore, Slovenia and the United Arab Emirates.
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State Secretary Weingerl Požar prioritised connectivity and neighbourhood cooperation during her consultations in Budapest
State Secretary Tamara Weingerl Požar met with Dr Klára Breuer, State Secretary for Bilateral Relations at the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and with Dr András Bíró-Nagy, State Secretary for European Affairs at the Office of the Prime Minister of Hungary. On the sidelines of the consultations, she also met with Karel Holc, the representative of the Slovenian national minority in the Hungarian Parliament.
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Minister Tone Kajzer received Regional Cooperation Council Secretary General Amer Kapetanović
Minister Tone Kajzer received the Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council, Amer Kapetanović, for an introductory meeting. The two high officials exchanged views on the current political and security situation in the Western Balkans, the region’s prospects of joining the EU and the role of regional cooperation in the rapprochement of the Western Balkans countries to the EU.
