Government Amends Law for Researcher-Hosting Agreements

Ljubljana, 6 September

The government adopted on Thursday amendments to the research and development act, bringing it in line with EU law by determining the procedure for the official authorization of research organisations that want to sign hosting agreements.

The remaining part of the relevant directive is already being implemented through the amended act on foreigners which regulates the admission and residence permits for third-country researchers and through the amended employment and work of aliens act. The employment and work of aliens act does not apply for third-country researchers who have signed a hosting agreement with a Slovenian research organisation and for those doing research in Slovenia for less than three month, while having residence permits in any other EU country, government spokesperson Valentin Hajdinjak told the press.

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Bilateral Relations
Slovenia and Italy share close cooperation and amicable relations
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Defence
PM Stresses Successful Mission of Slovenian Troops in Kosovo
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Economy
Adria Airways Revenues up 17%
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Science
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Ljubljana, 6 September
EU Topics
Slovenian, Albanian Officials Discuss Slovenia's EU Presidency
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FM Says Time Is Short for Agreement on New EU Contract
Oporto, 7 September
Rupel and Solana Agree Slovenia Ready for EU Presidency
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NATO Topics
Seventh Rotation of Soldiers Return from Afghanistan
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Transport
Conference Looking to Modern Rail Network in SE Europe
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Culture
Graphic Arts Biennial Starts Today
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Site of Mass Graves to Become a Memorial Park
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PM Points to Importance of First Anti-Fascist Movement
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Society
Innovation in Education Priority for EU Presidency
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Sport
Gymnastics: Petkovsek World Champion on Parallel Bars
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Tourism
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Health
Slovenia to Launch Programme to Fight Colorectal Cancer
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Calendar of Events
Schedule of Events for 11 - 16 September

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