Scholz in Dialogue: Continuing the Alliance with Slovenia

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Amid signs of strengthened European solidarity and cooperation, Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits the heart of Southeastern Europe – Slovenia. The aim of the Chancellor's state visit is to deepen conversations with his counterpart, Prime Minister Robert Golob, and to strengthen the ties between Germany and Slovenia with respect to European integration and security policy. The agenda includes bilateral issues and, in particular, the ongoing collaboration between the two nations on European matters. The exchange in Ljubljana is not only a commitment to a shared history and interests in the European context but also reflects the aspiration to establish enduring partnerships as guarantors for stability and prosperity in the region. A planned dinner between Scholz and Golob signifies their mutual commitment—a gesture that underscores the harmonious and constructive atmosphere. The visit thus highlights Germany's role as a proactive partner in the European community and Slovenia's significant position since its EU accession in 2004, NATO membership, and the adoption of the Euro in 2007. The bilateral talks, which are the focus, are pivotal for future political initiatives and ventures intended to further shape the European agenda. Following the dialogue, a press conference is expected that will provide insights into the topics discussed and potentially targeted projects.
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