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Civil Engineering Is the Most Developing Sector of the Country’s Economy According to the Number of Employees

Over the past year, about 64 thousand people have found work in the civil engineering industry. In the second half of 2019, construction companies plan to employ 31,100 workers. Photo: Unsplash/Josue Isai Ramos Figueroa In addition to civil engineering, the largest number of vacancies in Slovenia is offered in such areas as healthcare, social protection,

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Statistics Service: Slovenian Export Continues Growing

Slovenia’s goods exchanges rate continues growing. The export operations from January to May 2019 amounted to 14 billion euros, which is 10.3% more than in the same period of 2018. Import reached 14.06 billion euros having increased by 12.6%. Slovenia has a surplus in foreign currency in four of the first five months of 2019,

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Slovenian Company Develops a Specialized Mobile Application to Find Work in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry

In June 2019, the Flexyteam Start-up from Koper launched the first Slovenian specialized mobile application for a job search in the tourism and hospitality industry. Photo: Unsplash/Devon Janse van Rensburg The mobile application, which can be downloaded for free using Google Play in the App Store, is designed for all people who are in search

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About 200 Residential Buildings to Be Built in Nova Gorica

In the next three years, 170 new residential buildings, private houses and low-rise apartment buildings will be built in Nova Gorica. Construction will be carried out on a land plot of 31,770 square metres located in the Rožna Dolina district. The course and timing of construction, the class of the future housing and the possibility

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Statistics Service: Housing Prices in Slovenia, with the Exception of Ljubljana, Continue to Grow

On Thursday, 20 June 2019, the Statistic Service of Slovenia published updated data on the real estate market situation for 2018 and the first quarter of 2019. Photo: Shutterstock/Aritra Ded According to published information, in the first quarter of 2019, as compared to the fourth quarter of 2018, residential property prices increased by 0.8% and,

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