Schedule of Events from 10 to 15 January
TUESDAY, 10 January
LJUBLJANA - Parliament to begin a two-day extraordinary session to discuss the appointment of new members of the Programming Council of the national broadcaster RTV Slovenija, as well as take a re-vote on the amendments to the trade act and on the wine act. Both were vetoed last month by the National Council.
LJUBLJANA - Montenegro FM Miodrag Vlahovic to pay a working visit to Slovenia, hosted by his Slovenian counterpart Dimitrij Rupel.
LJUBLJANA - Press conference by the Institute for Macroeconomic Analysis and Development (IMAD), where IMAD's head Janez Sustersic is to comment on the economic situation in Slovenia in 2005.
LJUBLJANA - Press conference by the Association of Free Trade Unions of Slovenia (ZSSS) to highlight several findings of the Dublin-based European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions on the impact the restructuring of industry would have on the employment in the EU.
WEDNESDAY, 11 January
LJUBLJANA - A joint session of the parliamentary foreign policy and European affairs committees. Austria's Ambassador Valentin Inzko to present his country's priorities during its six-month stint as EU president.
LJUBLJANA - The new government office for the coordination and implementation of economic reforms to present its team and key areas of work.
LJUBLJANA - The Environment Ministry to present its plans for 2006 at a press conference.
THURSDAY, 12 January
LJUBLJANA - The cabinet to hold the weekly session.
VIENNA, Austria - FM Dimitrij Rupel to take part in a two-day meeting of the OSCE ministerial troika, as Belgium takes over the chairmanship of the security organisation.
LJUBLJANA - The Trade Association at the Chamber of Commerce (GZS) to stage a panel on double pricing.
FRIDAY, 13 January
VIENNA, Austria - EU interior ministers to meet for a two-day informal meeting; a Slovenian delegation expected to take part.
KRSKO - Slovenian environmental NGOs to stage a panel on nuclear waste.
LJUBLJANA - A ceremony to be held to announce Slovenian Car of the Year chosen by newspaper readers and radio listeners.
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