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Eight doctors and one pharmacist from Central and Eastern Europe, including Slovenia, were honoured for their outstanding research achievements as the International Medis Awards for Medical Research were handed out for the 11th year in Ljubljana on 13 March.
Paediatrician Alja Kavčič from the Ljubl
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Medis, a company marketing medicines and medical devices, has won this year's German Economy Award, presented by the German-Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in cooperation with the German Embassy and the IEDC Bled School of Management. This year the judging panel focused on good employers
The finalists for this year's German Economy Award, presented by the German-Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, are Bayer, Medis, Mikro+Polo and BSH Hišni Aparati Nazarje. The winner will be announced on 12 February.
The German-Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has been presenting
The German Economy Award, presented annually by the German-Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in cooperation with the German Embassy and the IEDC Bled School of Management, will this year honour companies that set new standards in development of modern jobs.
The award has been presented sin
Germany, Italy and Austria are the most important sources of foreign tourists for Slovenia. While all three countries currently face varying degrees of economic woes and political upheaval, the Slovenian Tourist Board thinks there is still scope for growth, but warns that these guests should not be
The SPIRIT investment promotion agency has assisted businesses with a number of activities this year, paying out €30 million in incentives.
The agency does not only help companies financially, but provides comprehensive support in all phases of their business, including in entering foreign markets,
As EU members are forced to increase defence spending due to the geopolitical situation, this is seen as an opportunity for Slovenian and French defence companies, as well as those from other industries, including the automotive sector and ICT, the Slovenian-French Defence Industry Day event heard
The Surveying and Mapping Authority is in the midst of carrying out a five-year, EUR 48 million project called SLO4D designed to make digital data on spatial management, the environment, waters, real estate and nature interoperable. Some of the project outcomes are already being used in practice.
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