Slovenia may not be high on the bucket list of the average traveler, but it should be. This treasure trove of forests, lakes, mountains and precious little towns offers more charm than many major European destinations, with fewer crowds to get in the way. That may be changing: Slovenia is gaining recognition as the homeland
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A number of licensed places in the institutions of higher education in Slovenia for the next academic year is slightly less than 19,000, while the scholarships are provided for more than 50,000 students.
The President of Slovenia Borut Pahor during the meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin stressed the need to resolve the situation in Ukraine. At the same time, Vladimir Putin voiced a desire to attract Russian companies to the projects in Slovenia, in particular to the construction of the second railway line Divača–Koper and the
In 2016, the value of industrial production in Slovenia increased by 6.6% as compared to 2015. The main credit for this belongs to the manufacturing companies, whose production increased by 8%.
The France Prešeren’s Day (official name in Slovenian: “Prešernov dan, slovenski kulturni praznik”) is the main Slovenia’s cultural and national holiday — a day off in the Republic of Slovenia, the anniversary of death of the greatest Slovenian poet France Prešeren. On this day, the official state ceremony takes place, at which the Frances Prešeren