Slovenia is rightly seen as the most forested country in Europe. Forests cover over 60% of the country’s territory. Therefore, when it comes to eco-tourism and green initiatives, Slovenia is always ahead of the game. In 2016, Slovenia’s capital Ljubljana became the first EU capital to adopt a zero-waste programme. For the introduction of a
Beijing — Zdravko Počivalšek, the Economic Development and Technology Minister of Slovenia, begins his 5-day call to Beijing in an effort to enhance financial cooperation amongst Slovenia and China. The delegation headed by Počivalšek will participate in the Belt and Road International Forum dedicated to the international cooperation. The Forum platform will play host to
New Ambassador of Slovenia in Iran Kristina Radej predicts the strengthening of cooperation between the two countries and sees the greatest potential in economy sectors with high added value. “Relations between Slovenia and Iran have always been very good,” Kristina Radej says. She will take up her duties after reopening of the Embassy. She will
Slovenia and China signed a memorandum on cooperation in the field of winemaking and wine tourism. The Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Industry of Slovenia Dejan Židan met with his Chinese counterpart Gregory So, the Secretary for Trade and Economic Cooperation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China.
