The Slovenian automotive cluster's (ACS) Green Mobility (GREMO) initiative has been granted a substantial government subsidy of 200 million euros over the next five years.
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According to the European Commission's Resilience Dashboard, Slovenia is the least vulnerable EU member when we consider socioeconomic resilience: the result of a high level of social cohesion and of a stable financial system.
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Despite the turbulence, the Slovenian pharma industry continues to grow and excel in R&D: over 1 billion euros will be invested in its production and research capacities in the period between 2022 and 2025.
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The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at Ljubljana's University somehow resembles the best Slovenian SMEs: it is a niche tech leader that cooperates closely with its peers in Europe and elsewhere, yet its advances are practically unknown to the wider public.
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The seven gold awards for Slovenia's best innovations include a new anemia drug, an electric airplane, electric water foil, a sustainable glass manufacturing technique, automatic slide doors for clean rooms, a new electric motor for vacuum cleaners, and a trailing arm for BMW cars.
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The fact that Germany is Slovenia’s number one business partner is often taken for granted. In truth, the relative importance of the German market for Slovenia is slowly diminishing – yet many opportunities still remain open.
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