Attualità
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Sloluks develops users friendly UV based disinfecting device
Slovenian producer of LED lightning Sloluks from Hoče in Eastern Slovenia has developed an innovative device for disinfecting public spaces and homes without using costly and environmentally harmful chemicals.
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Forbes: Slovenia is one of the safest countries to travel
Slovenia was ranked 15th among the world's safest places to visit after the pandemic.
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Pharmacy and biotech: two of the fastest growing sectors in the national economy
The pharmaceutical industry in Slovenia is dominated by groups Krka and Lek. The precondition for their success: behind the two groups there is an ecosystem of research institutions, excellence centers and small innovative biotech companies.
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Fighting the virus
The COBIK excellence center is working on the development of the vaccine against COVID-19, while the small research company Educell has formed a consortium to further develop and test its cell therapy approach for the treatment of coronavirus patients.
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Slovenia gains two places on global competitiveness list
This year, Slovenia ranked 35th among 63 countries on the competitiveness list compiled by the Swiss IMD Institute - two places higher than last year.
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Slovenian government adopts EUR 1 billion stimulus package
The government in Slovenia adopted a new stimulus package to help restart the economy after the COVID-19 epidemic disruptions. Measures include tourism vouchers, subsidies for shortened working hours, facilitating investments worth EUR500m, and favourable loans for businesses.
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New online catalogue of investment opportunities in Slovenia
SPIRIT Slovenia has established a comprehensive online catalogue of investment opportunities in Slovenia.
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MIPIM postponed
This year's MIPIM has been cancelled
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Slovenian government adopts new stimulus package
Last week, the Slovenian government adopted a new stimulus package to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the economy. The measures will be in place until 31 May 2020. For companies, the new package includes entire pay compensation for temporary layoffs (80% of the salary), tax and loan payment deferrals, loan guarantees and financing of social contributions.
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Slovenian government swiftly adopts a range of measures to help businesses affected by the current health crisis
On Thursday the Slovenian parliament passed a set of laws aimed at reducing the economic impact of the coronavirus crisis. Measures include financial compensation for temporary lay-offs and deferrals of loan repayments and tax duties for companies.
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