D&B: Slovenia's Outlook Unlikely to Change with New Govt

Ljubljana, 4 November

Slovenia firmly retains the top place in the region in the November report of the rating firm Dun&Bradstreet. The report suggests the country's outlook is unlikely to change with the new government.

Examining the political situation in the country after the 3 October election, the D&B does not expect the Slovenian policy to change significantly under the new government of Slovenian Democrats (SDS).
Although the incoming centre-right ruling coalition has announced an acceleration of the state withdrawing from the economy, the realities of ruling the country may test this assumption.
This is likely to be the case given that the new ruling and opposition parties lack experience in the fulfillment of their new roles, the monthly report suggests.

More articles from this issue:

Interview
Five-year development guidelines for employment planned
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Politics
SDS Leader Jansa Receives Mandate to Form Govt
Ljubljana, 9 November
SDS Announces Changes to Government Cabinet
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Foreign Policy
Slovenia to Get its Share of Former Yugoslav Money in the US
Economy
Ways of Improving Macroeconomic Figures
Ljubljana, 4 November
Austria and Switzerland Biggest Investors in Slovenia
Ljubljana, 4 November
D&B: Slovenia's Outlook Unlikely to Change with New Govt
Ljubljana, 4 November
Weekly Review of Slovenian Business & Economy from 30 September to 5 November
Ljubljana, 7 November
NATO Topics
SE Europe Defence Ministers Call for more Military Cooperation
Ljubljana, 5 November
Culture
Conducted by Muti, Philharmonics Pay Tribute to Kleiber
Ljubljana, 4 November
Sport
Petkovsek Again Victorious on Parallel Bars
Gent, 7 November
Tourism
Slovenian Tourism Promoted at World Travel Market in London
London, 7 November
Ljubljana Sees Number of Tourists Soar from 1997
Ljubljana, 5 November
Calendar of Events
Schedule of Events from 10 to 14 November
Ljubljana, 10 November

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