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The following schedule was prepared by the STA:
MONDAY, 3 February
LJUBLJANA - A police trade union will stage a 4-hour token strike.
LJUBLJANA - Robert Šumi, a teacher at the police academy, is expected to hold a public presentation after having been picked the next head of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption.
BRDO PRI KRANJU - A forum of the Slovenian Business Club, to be addressed by President Borut Pahor.
LJUBLJANA - A press conference will be held ahead of the launch of the new Muslim cultural centre in Ljubljana.
LJUBLJANA - Youths for Climate Justice will organise a panel on how to decarbonise Slovenia.
TUESDAY, 4 February
LJUBLJANA - President Borut Pahor is expected to launch official consultations with parliamentary parties following the resignation of Prime Minister Marjan Šarec.
BRDO PRI KRANJU - The intergovernmental Slovenian-Belarus commission for cooperation in trade and economy, and science and technology will hold a session.
ŠOŠTANJ - A Šalek Valley environmental movement will host a round table about the effects of potential waste co-incineration at the TEŠ thermal power plant.
BRDO PRI KRANJU - The Bloudek Awards for achievements in sports will be conferred.
WEDNESDAY, 5 February
LJUBLJANA - The parliamentary Defence Committee will debate the recently unveiled white paper on defence.
LJUBLJANA - PricewaterhouseCoopers will present a survey it conducted among Slovenian managers and host a debate about business challenges in 2020.
LJUBLJANA - The publication Koroški Politični Zbornik 2019 will be presented at the Austrian Embassy in Ljubljana.
LJUBLJANA - The Employment Agency will release data on unemployment in January.
LJUBLJANA - The Nutrition Institute will declare the most innovative foods of 2020.
LJUBLJANA - The MENT Festival of contemporary alternative music will start.
THURSDAY, 6 February
LJUBLJANA - The caretaker government will convene for its weekly session.
LJUBLJANA - The parliamentary Economy Committee will debate government amendments to the industrial property act.
FRIDAY, 7 February
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Outgoing Prime Minister Marjan Šarec will meet European Council President Charles Michel.
LJUBLJANA - Top artists will be honoured with the Prešeren Prizes on the eve of Culture Day.
LJUBLJANA - An international two-day Women Economic Forum Conference will start.
LJUBLJANA - The Statistics Office will release data on trade for 2019 and January inflation.
SATURDAY, 8 February
LJUBLJANA - A number of events will be held to observe Culture Day, celebrated on the anniversary of the death of Romantic poet France Prešeren.
SUNDAY, 9 February
No major events are scheduled.
