Slovenia Paid Out EUR 100m in State Aid in 2005

The European Commission presented on Monday a report which assesses that Slovenia handed out EUR 100m in state aid in 2005. This represents 0.59% of the country's GDP, down from 0.61% in 2004, the Commission said.

Slovenia earmarked 14% of its state aid for sectoral projects, ranging from mining to industry and services, while the rest went for horizontal objectives.
Slovenia's investments into horizontal projects include research and development (24%), while employment, regional development and the environment got 15% each.
EU members conferred EUR 64bn in state aid, with Germany leading the pack (EUR 20bn), followed by France (EUR 10bn) and Italy (EUR 6bn).
The largest share of state aid in GDP (3.16%) in 2005 was handed out by Malta.

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