The interests of Slovenian businesses abroad are protected and promoted by a network of diplomatic missions and consular posts and their economic advisers who assist Slovenian businesses in entering foreign markets. Slovenia is actively addressing the challenges related to international peace and security within the UN and is running for non-permanent membership in the UN Security Council for the 2024–2025 period.Ĭonditions of entry of EU citizens, Permanent residence permit, Family reunification, Third-country nationals, Visa regimes and visas, Procedure for obtaining a visa.ĭiplomatic lists, Protocol rules, ID-cards, Tax exemption, Forms.ġ5th Bled Strategic Forum took place on 31 August 2020 under the heading “Challenges and Opportunities in the Post-COVID–19 World Neighbours – Regions – Global World: Partners or Rivals?”ĭevelopment cooperation is an important part of Slovenia's foreign policy as it contributes to more balanced and fair global development.

Candidature for UN Security Council membership.

^ Blažević, Robert (2015): Upravna znanost, p.

^ Pusić was appointed to the post of Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, as the ministry was renamed in 2011 in the Cabinet of Zoran Milanović. On 16 February 2005 the Ministry for European Integration was merged with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Grabar-Kitarović took over as head of the merged ministry. ^ Grabar-Kitarović was appointed European integration minister in 2003 in the Cabinet of Ivo Sanader I. The ministry was created out of the former Government Office for European Integration. ^ Jakovčić was appointed first head of the newly formed Ministry for European Integration in 2000 in the Cabinet of Ivica Račan I.

Mintas-Hodak was head of the Government Office for European Integration (Croatian: Ured za europske integracije) established in 1998 b.

Source: MVPEI.hr ‹See Tfd› (in Croatian) European integration ministers Ī. The longest serving minister was Mate Granić (1993–2000), under Prime Ministers Nikica Valentić and Zlatko Mateša, and the shortest serving was Davorin Rudolf who held the post for three months between May 1991 to July 1991 under Prime Minister Josip Manolić.

The 14th and current minister is Marija Pejčinović Burić, in office since 19 June 2017.

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