Janša: Economy Is an Essential Factor in Slovenia's Stability
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The Prime Minister assured craftsmen and entrepreneurs that the new government understands the importance of a predictable and stable business environment.
"From 2008 to 2026, Slovenia has not gotten anywhere in terms of catching up with the average level of development of the European Union, of which we have been a part all this time," Prime Minister Janez Janša explained at the Crafts and Entrepreneurship Forum.
The economy remains one of the essential factors of stability, which allows Slovenia to still enjoy relatively high prosperity, Prime Minister Janez Janša emphasized at the Crafts and Entrepreneurship Forum. He assured the gathering that the new government understands the importance of a predictable and stable business environment. He regrets that the country squandered so many opportunities under the previous government.
“Opposition to this law is opposition to a successful Slovenia,” said Prime Minister Janez Janša. “This referendum decision will chart the path of Slovenia’s future development,” he emphasized. The Chamber of Crafts and Entrepreneurship of Slovenia (OZS) is preparing the 21st Crafts and Entrepreneurship Forum in Ljubljana today, at which it presented its most important demands to the government this year. The central part of the event was a conv…
Written by: STA, L. K. In his message on the first day of school, Prime Minister Janez Janša wished students to enter the new school year with curiosity and confidence that everything will be fine. “Be brave. Persevere when it seems difficult and that you can’t do it. Trust in yourself. You can do much more than you think,” […] The post Prime Minister Janez Janša to students and pupils on the start of the school year: “Be brave. Persevere. Trust…
In his message on the first day of school, Prime Minister Janez Janša wished students to enter the new school year with curiosity and confidence that everything will be fine. "Be brave. Persevere when it seems difficult and that you can't do it. Trust in yourself. You can do much more than you think," he wrote.
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