“All the projects are the result of excellent cooperation between municipalities and the cooperation and support of our Ministry," said Mr Đurov during his visits to the municipalities the Ministry launched a joint call for regional development agreements to co-finance projects in 12 development regions under European Cohesion Policy objectives “The novelty will allow funds to be reallocated between regions on a sector-by-sector basis depending on the quality and feasibility of projects which brings greater financial autonomy to the regions and may already be a model for regionalisation in a broader sense.” "By including new measures in the programme we are addressing the challenges municipalities face in co-financing public infrastructure We plan to include measures to revitalise public infrastructure facilities build public tourism infrastructure and encourage the development of private tourist accommodation with higher added value I believe that this is very important information for all 85 municipalities of the programme.” The programme will also include measures to encourage initial investment project co-financing for graduates to cooperate in business development projects construction and expansion of business zones and incubators (focus on incubators) and promotion of border problem areas The objectives of the programme are to improve the quality of life preservation of settlements and revitalisation of border problem areas Did you find the information you were looking for Do you want to receive a response from the responsible institution Clicking on the link will open your default e-mail program and automatically draft a message that you can send to the institution responsible for the content of this website ask for a reply HOT: » What kind of news would you like to see more of? Slovenia reintroduced temporary control on the internal Schengen border with Croatia and Hungary on 21 October 2023 as a temporary short-term measure.Border control was reintroduced due to the increased terrorist threat in order to ensure high level of security for all the residents Border checks were reintroduced on the grounds of Article 28 of the Schengen code and will remain in force until 30 October 2023.Slovenian national authorities have been noting a growing scale of organised crime in the Western Balkans Slovenian law enforcement authorities have been closely following potential threats and the security situation in Slovenia and the region along with the factors that could cause an increase in radicalisation of individuals and violent extremism.Information for travellersIn order to cross the border travellers are required to present a valid travel document They should therefore check the validity of their travel documents beforehand.Travellers should observe the conditions for crossing the border at specific border crossing points follow a changed traffic regime and instructions of police officers Follow Novinite.com on Twitter and Facebook Write to us at editors@novinite.com Информирайте се на Български - Novinite.bg We need your support so Novinite.com can keep delivering news and information about Bulgaria The European Commission is proposing significant changes to EU regulations concerning road safety and vehicle registration The European Commission has strongly condemned the circumstances surrounding the death of Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna The European Union is considering the possibility of separating Ukraine and Moldova in their EU accession processes due to Hungary's opposition to Ukraine's membership talks Bulgaria recorded the highest annual growth in construction output among EU member states The European Commission has issued fines totaling €700 million to U.S testified before the European Parliament's special committee for the protection of European democracy According to preliminary data from Eurostat the eurozone economy grew by 0.4% in the first quarter of the year compared to the previous three months doubling the 0.2% increase recorded at the end of 2024 The European Commission has announced a €910 million investment under the European Defence Fund (EDF) to enhance defence manufacturing capabilities across the European Union Friedrich Merz is poised to become Germany's next chancellor following the approval of a coalition agreement between his CDU/CSU bloc At least five people have died as a result of a large-scale power outage that affected the Iberian Peninsula on Monday The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has instructed Bulgarian authorities to provide suitable alternative housing for the fourteen individuals affected by the demolition Google Street View Cars Return to Bulgaria for Major Mapping Update Housing Prices Soar in Bulgaria’s Major Cities as Demand and Supply Strain Increase You can read this article in 3 minutesTrans.INFO truck traffic in the northeastern part of Slovenia is going to be partially restricted according to the press release of the  Slovenian Infrastructure Agency the access of vehicles with a maximum total authorized weight of over 7.5 tonnes passing through Slovenia will be banned on the regional roads of Carinthia The said traffic arrangement shall prohibit all transit traffic of heavy goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes maximum allowed weight on the G1-6 and G1-7 roads through Slovenia namely from Italy to countries like Croatia (the following Croatian counties are excluded: Istarska Primorsko-Goranska and Ličko-Senjska – summarised in the following table: Istra Transit traffic of heavy goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes maximum allowed weight shall be allowed on those roads through Slovenia that come from Italy and the destination of which (e.g the seat of the carrier’s company) is in Croatia (applies only for the following parts of Croatia: Istra The arrangement also does not prohibit the traffic of goods vehicles that load goods in Slovenia and drive to Croatia or to the aforementioned remote countries and vice versa Within the area of restricted state road usage marked with road signs (between Kozina and the Starod border crossing and between Postojna and the Jelšane border crossing) Remote transit traffic of heavy goods vehicles of over 7.5 tonnes maximum allowed weight from Italy in the direction of Croatia (of the continental part of Croatia) Romania and vice versa is diverted to the A1 motorway and the A2 Kozina-Ljubljana-Obrežje motorway which serves as a safer parallel road connection with better traffic and technical elements The transit traffic of heavy goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes maximum allowed weight is diverted to the motorway connections (A1 which in this case serve as a safer parallel road connection with better traffic and technical elements Drivers should expect difficulties at the border crossings of Bistrica ob Sotli The only exceptions allowed are shipments that load or unloading in the above-mentioned regions Pölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Agnieszka Kulikowska - Wielgus Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Sabina Koll Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 GXO to manage Northern Italy transport operations for PRG retail groupPölös Zsófia Journalist Trans.info | 5.05.2025 Katarina Anđelković 2023 – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia has published detailed instructions on the new Croatia-Slovenia border crossing regime As Poslovni writes signed the Decree on regulating the Slovenia-Croatia and Slovenia-Hungary border crossings where crossing the state border for the duration of the temporary control is allowed Below is the part of their press release relating to Croatia: the Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted a decree introducing a temporary re-control on the internal borders of Slovenia with Croatia and Hungary on Saturday 2023 at midnight (the night from Friday to Saturday) The temporary reintroduction of border control is a measure proportionate to the established threat The measures will be implemented in a coordinated manner in cooperation with the police of Italy 12 border crossings have been established for international road passenger and freight traffic: seven border crossings have been established for international rail traffic: For the internal land border with Croatia only for persons who have the right to free movement according to European Union law 12 border crossings have been defined for international road passenger and freight traffic: Persons who have the right to free movement under the law of the European Union are citizens of the European Union and citizens of Norway They are also citizens of third countries and members of their families in accordance with the treaties between the Union and its member states have the right to free movement equal to the free movement of citizens of the Union Travellers at border crossings must comply with the provisions on eligibility to cross the border at each border crossing they are required to show a valid border crossing document so before crossing the border they should check the validity of their travel documents.” and website in this browser for the next time I comment SUCHEN Treffer für {phrase} ({results_count} von {results_count_total}){results_count} Ergebnisse von {results_count_total}Mehr Ergebnisse... Home > News General > Slovenia and the Coronavirus: Restrictions in Slovenia are not implemented as rigidly as in Croatia who recently had to attend appointments in Slovenia that could not be postponed describes the situation with a little astonishment “When entering through the Karawanken tunnel then you are led into a tent-like covered area where control takes place I was asked about my destination and could continue my journey No indication of possible quarantine on site just the obligatory question about my state of health.” This meant that the hurdle of crossing the border in times of the coronavirus pandemic had already been overcome especially in the coastal region around Portoroz and Izola it became clear how differently the country reacts to the COVID-19 dangers “What I don’t understand is that park benches were partly covered with fluttering tape but in the city centres the tables in the cafés and restaurants were well occupied with no trace of compliance with the rules of distance and controls” the Marina Portoroz tries to be normal: the owners ask for a crane the service companies carry out the necessary repairs but at the moment the orders are done by phone the Marina Portoroz is preparing for the season and thinks that it can start soon Even the small private fishing boats would go out to sea every evening In the undertone there was a little bit of incomprehension why Germans and Austrians would not be with their boats long ago three Italian owners have already been on their ships for a good two weeks” they said that they had simply come and were already enjoying the peace and quiet Apart from that it was “business as usual” – except for the fact that there was nobody else in the Marina Portoroz An inquiry at the SeaHelp base in Portoroz showed a similar picture They said they were ready for the coming water sports season There is currently a lot of construction activity at the hotels where the opportunity is being taken to carry out renovation work when there are no guests Other requests have not been very successful. The Slovenian tourist office in Munich could not be reached by telephone, at the Slovenian embassy in Berlin one landed in nirvana of the multilingual answering machine without ever being able to speak a human voice and at the Viennese representation of Slovenia who referred in a friendly but firm manner to publications on the Internet We do not want to withhold these from our readers at this point: Crossing the land border from Austria to Slovenia is currently only possible at the following border crossing points: Gornja Radgona – Bad Radkersburg (00:00 – 24:00) Karavanke – Karawanken tunnel (00:00-24:00) Šentilj(motorway) – playing field (00:00-24: 00) Šentilj (railway station) – playing field (railway station) (00:00-24: 00) Entry into Slovenia is not permitted for foreign persons wishing to continue their journey in transit through the territory of the Republic of Slovenia if exit from Slovenia is not possible due to measures taken by neighbouring countries The bottom line is as follows: Anyone entering Slovenia from Italy should prove that the body temperature is below 37.5 degrees when crossing the border Guests from Germany and Austria may enter but should be placed in a 7-14-day quarantine A transit is actually possible at any time Whether this is possible on your own ship the official authorities in Slovenia did not want to comment on this We recommend to contact the respective marina the texts published in extracts are only a snapshot up-to-date information can be found under the links listed below Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Berlin German Embassy Ljubljana A reader wrote to us that he had made a written request to the police station in Izola whether it was possible to spend the quarantine period on his yacht in the marina there He was informed in writing by the police in Izola that this was not possible Easter in Croatia is an important family celebration characterized by exciting customs and a festive atmosphere You need to load content from 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crossing the border at specific border crossing points The crossing of the internal land border with Croatia is allowed at the following 12 border crossing points for international road traffic (passengers and cargo transport): The crossing of the internal land border with Croatia is also possible at the following 7 border crossing points for international rail traffic: The persons enjoying the right to free movement under the EU law can cross the internal land border with Croatia at the following 12 border crossing points for international road traffic (passengers and cargo transport): The persons who enjoy the right to freedom of movement under the EU law are citizens of the European Union and nationals of Norway The same right also applies to third-country nationals and their family members pursuant to agreements between the EU and its member states and relevant third countries have a right to free movement equivalent to that enjoyed by EU citizens Travellers are allowed to cross the internal land border with Hungary at the following border crossing points for international road traffic (passengers and cargo transport): The crossing of the internal land border with Hungary is also possible at the following border crossing point for international rail traffic: The persons enjoying the right to free movement under the EU law can cross the internal land border with Hungary at the following 6 border crossing points for international road traffic (passengers and cargo transport): Italy decided to introduce the control of our shared state border due to the changed security situation in Europe and the Middle East for the period between 21 October 2023 and 18 June 2025 entry and exit from Italy is allowed to all EU and third country nationals on all border crossings Austria controls the state border with Slovenia The border can be crossed on all border crossings with a valid travel document Information of the Slovenian Police on the introducing of the temporary controls at the borders with Croatia and Hungary Notifications of the Temporary Reintroduction of Border Control Schengen Borders Code ask for a reply Ljubljana has a high level of seismic activity Based on data from the past 55 years and our earthquake archive back to 1900 there are about 497 quakes on average per year in or near Ljubljana Ljubljana has had at least 7 quakes above magnitude 5 since 1970 which suggests that larger earthquakes of this size occur infrequently probably on average approximately every 5 to 10 years The quake had a very shallow depth of 4.1 km (2.5 mi) and was too small to be felt by people There have been 24 small quakes up to magnitude 1.8 in or near Ljubljana in the past 30 days The quake had a very shallow depth of 7.1 km (4.4 mi) and was too small to be felt by people.