According to the president's office, the meeting would focus on finding an agreement on joint and responsible actions for issues important to Slovenia and its people in a time of political uncertainty.

Pahor had announced the meeting in late January. At the time he also stated that he would not be searching for a new prime minister in the wake of the break-up of the five-party ruling coalition.

The meeting will be taking place as the opposition parties and the coalition Pensioners' Party (DeSUS) and People's Party (SLS) look for agreement on putting forward a vote of no-confidence against the government by proposing an alternate prime minister.