Slovenia – national flag The flag was officially introduced in 1991, but it is already known without the weapon from the mid-1800’s. with the pan-Slavic colors, inspired by the Russian tricolor. In the coat of arms, the three points symbolize Triglav, Slovenia’s highest mountain; the wavy lines stand for the Adriatic Sea, the three stars… Read More »
Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Trade relations with the EU Trade with EU member states accounted for approximately 66% of all trade (exports 66.8%, imports 65.0%), which makes the EU the main sales market, although Slovenia has managed to diversify trade flows… Read More »
In December 1991 the government alliance “Demos” broke up due to internal tensions. A government formed in May 1992 under Prime Minister Janez Drnovšek (* 1950; LDS) was replaced by a coalition government of the most important parties after the parliamentary and presidential elections on December 6, 1992 (“historic compromise” of January 1993); Drnovšek stayed… Read More »