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The following schedule was prepared by the STA:
MONDAY, 27 January
LJUBLJANA - The National Assembly will start its monthly plenary with a Q&A session with Prime Minister Marjan Šarec and his cabinet.
OSWIECIM, Poland - President Borut Pahor will attend a memorial marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. The delegation will include Slovenian Auschwitz survivors.
LJUBLJANA - The Statistics Office will release January business sentiment figures.
TUESDAY, 28 January
LJUBLJANA - Public presentation of the amended National Energy and Climate Plan.
LJUBLJANA - The Information Commissioner will host a round table on the protection of personal data.
LJUBLJANA - AmCham Slovenia will host a panel dedicated to companies' international operations.
LJUBLJANA - The STA will host a panel on the effects of the reduced rate of VAT on books.
WEDNESDAY, 29 January
LJUBLJANA - The National Assembly will wrap up its plenary with a debate on controversial amendments that would abolish supplementary health insurance.
NEUHAUS, Austria - Cohesion Policy Minister Angelika Mlinar and the governor of the Austrian state of Styria Peter Kaiser will hold talks on the margins of a presentation Geopark Karavanke, a cross-border territorial cooperation association.
PIRAN - The Festival of European and Mediterranean Film; until 1 February.
LJUBLJANA - A comprehensive exhibition dedicated to Serbian Modernism will open at the National Gallery.
LJUBLJANA - The Alpe-Adria tourism fair will kick off; until 1 February.
THURSDAY, 30 January
LJUBLJANA - Foreign Minister Miro Cerar will hold meet with British Ambassador Sophie Honey on the eve of the UK's exit from the EU.
NOVO MESTO - Pharma company Krka will release preliminary business results for 2019.
LENDAVA - President Borut Pahor will address a ceremony marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
LJUBLJANA - Prime Minister Marjan Šarec, Finance Minister Andrej Bertoncelj and Economy Minister Zdravko Počivalšek will attend a meeting of the Manager Association.
LJUBLJANA - Weekly government session.
FRIDAY, 31 January
LUXEMBOURG - The EU's Court of Justice will announce whether it will admit Slovenia's suit against Croatia over the latter's failure to implement the 2017 border arbitration award.
LJUBLJANA - The Statistics Office will release tourism figures for December.
SATURDAY, 1 February
No major events scheduled.
SUNDAY, 2 February
No major events scheduled.
