Ministry of Public Administration
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The Berlin Process, established in 2014 as a platform to strengthen regional cooperation and support the Western Balkans in their path towards EU accession, was hosted by Montenegro for the first time. On behalf of Slovenia, Peter Pogačar, Director-General of the Public Sector Directorate at the Ministry of Public Administration, attended the meeting of ministers for public administration and other high-level representatives.
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The Ministry of Public Administration today hosted a delegation from the European Platform for Democratic Elections (EPDE), an organisation that brings together European researchers specialising in electoral integrity.
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To mark International Volunteer Day, the Ministry of Public Administration presented today the first standalone strategies dedicated to volunteering and non-governmental organisations (NGOs): the Volunteering Development Strategy and the Strategy for the Development of Non-Governmental Organisations, both of which run until 2030. The two strategies were adopted by the Slovenian Government at its regular session yesterday.
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Public procurement: Members of the Central Purchasing Bodies (CPB) Network have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation
Rome is currently hosting the annual meeting of the Central Purchasing Bodies (CPB) Network, of which Slovenia is an active member. On the sidelines of the meeting, members agreed upon and signed a Memorandum of Cooperation, representing a joint commitment to promoting and strengthening international cooperation on strategic procurement.
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State Secretary at the Council of Europe's Congress of Local and Regional Authorities
State Secretary at the Ministry of Public Administration Jure Trbič attended the 49th session of the Council of Europe's Congress of Local and Regional Authorities in Strasbourg. Representing the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, he addressed the members of the Congress during the debate on implementing the European Charter of Local Self-Government in Slovenia.
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Amendment to the General Administrative Procedure Act to enable more efficient and faster administrative procedures
Following the suspensive veto by the National Council, deputies of the National Assembly reconfirmed the amendment to the General Administrative Procedure Act today. The amendment will allow administrative procedures to be managed more efficiently, resulting in a faster transition from the start of a procedure to the final decision. The Act will enter into force three months after its publication in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia.