The objective of the project is to reconstruct the Jelšingrad Manor A key focus of the initiative is the revitalization of the manor house with a particular emphasis on enhancing the economic and cultural aspects of the region The reconstruction of Jelšingrad Manor involves the rebuilding of the roof to rectify its current deteriorated state the revitalization plan encompasses the integration of new tourist attractions with a noteworthy feature being a virtual reality experience designed to interpret and promote the rich cultural heritage associated with the manor Financial support for this ambitious project is provided through the Recovery and Resilience Facility contributing EUR 1.06 million to a project valued at EUR 1.34 million in total The Municipality of Šmarje pri Jelšah plays a crucial role by contributing the remaining funds highlighting the collaboration between national and local entities in the pursuit of cultural restoration and economic revitalization the Ministry of Culture signed a co-financing contract with the Municipality of Šmarje pri Jelšah in November 2022 This partnership marks a significant step towards the anticipated conclusion of the castle's renovation by September 2025 the incorporation of a virtual reality experience aligns with modern technologies offering visitors an immersive and educational encounter with the cultural heritage of Jelšingrad Manor The completion of this project is poised to not only restore a valuable historical site but also contribute to the economic and cultural vibrancy of Šmarje pri Jelšah and its surrounding areas On the election of the JZS Electoral Assembly on 28th of September 2021 which was attended by 73 out of 74 representatives of clubs with the right to vote five more than the previous president Darko Mušič (JK Branik Maribor) who officially led the judokas from January 2015 “I am delighted that the membership has recognized the benefits of my team’s program I thank you for your trust and I am convinced that together with the members of the association we will keep our promises and continue the success story of Slovenian judo,” said the 49-year-old entrepreneur from Šmarje pri Jelšah who has been on” temporary work ”in Maribor “I see a lot of room for improvement and upgrading in many areas of the association’s operation We will maintain and support programs that are successful I will also propose an agreement on a joint strategy for working with young people and improving the transition of children and youth into quality and top sports for those judokas who want it,” He emphasized that the primary task of the association was to represent the interests of all clubs and to establish equal conditions for their development Urška Žolnir Jugovar and Borut Marošek will help the new first man who emphasized the provision of conditions for further medals at the Olympic Games and other major competitions and the new executive committee consists of Simon Mohorovič and Boris as new members “The new management of JZS must urgently increase sponsorship funds by acquiring new sponsors and from the annual sports programs at various levels it must also increase the share of financial resources through the possibilities of various tenders that are available the association’s task is to use the acquired reputation in the European and world organization and ensure the transfer of good practices to Slovenia where it will be necessary to raise the media reputation and visibility of this sport Since April 2021 Galuf is a member of the Expert Council of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for Sports where he chairs the Commission for Sports Activities and for the second term (seventh year) he is also a member of the Council of the Sports Foundation January election complicationThe president of the Judo Association of Slovenia was elected in January this year after a correspondence election session of the assembly Lovrencij Galuf then received one more vote (34:33) than Darko Mušič But that was not enough to declare Galuf the new head of the JZS The official minutes of the electoral commission found that 74 out of 75 representatives of clubs with the right to vote participated in the election but according to the rules of the association the first man must receive 50 percent of (participating) votes and therefore Galuf did not really get that many The complication was caused by invalid votes There were actually only 67 votes in the ballot box and if that number were taken into account Galuf would have had enough of them to take over the leadership of our umbrella judo organization even then Viktorija PECNIKAR OBLAKEC Member – Ms The projects – Cultural Experiences of Jelšingrad Manor Castle View Experience – Podčetrtek Castle and Podsreda Castle – Cultural Heritage and Tourism – were selected in the public tender for co-funding of projects of sustainable renovation and revitalisation of cultural monuments owned by municipalities and the inclusion of cultural experiences in Slovenian tourism The projects will be co-financed from the funds for the implementation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan On behalf of the Municipality of Šmarje pri Jelšah the contract was signed by Mayor Matija Čakš The project Cultural Experiences of Jelšingrad Manor includes an investment in the reconstruction of part of Jelšingrad Manor which is a cultural monument of local importance the project also envisages the development of new tourism products – virtual reality experiences Reconstruction of the roof and roof cornice replacement of the roof covering and provision of the static stability of the building will protect the highly endangered cultural heritage building and add new tourism-related content which will interpret and promote the cultural heritage by means of modern digital tools The project will contribute to economic and tourism recovery as well as to sustainable development and cultural tourism all conditions for the implementation of the project scheduled to be completed on 30 September 2025 The investment value of the project is EUR 1,343,000 (excluding VAT) The Ministry of Culture will provide around EUR 1,064,000 (excluding VAT) and the Municipality of Šmarje pri Jelšah will provide the remaining funds On behalf of the Municipality of Podčetrtek the contract was signed by Mayor Peter Misja The Castle View Experience project concerns the restoration of the part of Podčetrtek Castle that the municipality bought in 2021 to preserve it from further decay The project is important from an investment point of view because the monument is in danger of losing its monumental properties due to static hazards the main challenge of the project is to promote the development of sustainable cultural tourism by using heritage and its potential The purpose of the investment is the energy efficiency programme and static renovation of part of the castle (former stables) including the renovation of the façade and furniture as well as the preliminary preparation of static rehabilitation on the perimeter walls the project will develop new tourism products mostly upgraded with the use of digital techniques and information and communication technologies for the presentation and promotion of cultural heritage and the entire Podčetrtek destination with the broader area scheduled to be completed on 31 December 2024 The investment value of the project is EUR 2,047,000 (excluding VAT) The Ministry of Culture will provide around EUR 1,614,000 (excluding VAT) and the Municipality of Podčetrtek will provide the remaining funds On behalf of the Municipality of Kozje the contract was signed by Mayor Milenca Krajnc The objective of the Podsreda Castle – Cultural Heritage and Tourism project is to revive the cultural heritage of the castle by developing additional tourism offering The investment in the restoration and modernisation of this cultural monument development of cultural and tourism services and products providing information and raising public awareness are intended to make Podčetrtek a more attractive tourist destination including the area of ​​the municipality of Kozje the objective is also to improve the reputation of Slovenia in the field of cultural heritage culture and tourism and encourage tourist visits to this tourist destination A full renovation of the Romanesque chapel will be carried out as part of the project which has undergone a full renovation in the last thirty years The renovation work and modernisation of equipment has greatly improved the condition of the building Podsreda Castle has thus come to life as a whole as the restoration work has provided the castle with permanent content and the restored cultural and historical building represents a complementary tourism offering of the local and regional area The revival of the Romanesque chapel will enable further research and development of knowledge about the Romanesque cultural heritage and at the same time provide an addition to the tourism offering of the castle (weddings scheduled to be completed on 30 October 2025 The investment value of the project is EUR 1,243,000 (excluding VAT) The Ministry of Culture will provide around EUR 977,000 (excluding VAT) and the Municipality of Kozje will provide the remaining funds 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 The municipality of Rogaška Slatina and the Housing Fund of the Republic of Slovenia have constructed 12 apartments specifically designed for people that can live a relatively independent life but are in need of occasional assistance The average size of an apartment is 40 square meters The construction was finalised in summer of 2022 and the grand opening took place on 6 October 2022 with first tenants receiving the keys to their new rental apartments The Recovery and Resilience Facility contribution to the investment is EUR 607,713 The complex comprises of the ground-floor with common areas Additional 12 apartments in the building were provided by a private investor Next to the complex a publically available outside fitness area for older persons has been installed Their efforts were supported in the background by even more members of the Civil Protection Service all those who joined the protection and rescue system and all who have been supporting the functioning of the basic systems in the country members of the Slovenian Armed Forces 15th Wing and the US 31st Fighter Wing made a joint overflight of Slovenia to mark the end of the COVID-19 epidemic Police patrols turned on blue lights in the immediate vicinity of hospitals the Slovenian Armed Forces and the Police symbolically recognised the effort of health workers said that the F-16 aircraft flew from Aviano and entered the airspace of the Republic of Slovenia at Jesenice The Pilates took the lead and began flying along the announced route The flight lasted 1hour and 15 minutes at 4000ft The distance between the echelons was one mile.” The flight of the Pilatus PC-9M aircraft of the Slovenian Armed Forces was conducted as part of the regular pilot training This was a joint token of appreciation of members of the Slovenian Armed Forces 15th Wing and members of the US 31st Fighter Regiment which operates from a military base in Aviano to all those who have in one way or another taken part in the prevention of the spreading of COVID-19 Postojna and Izola with the message that mutual assistance and cooperation are the only ways of successfully tackling great risks US pilots had flown over some Italian cities in a similar way as a token of gratitude Commander of the 31st Fighter Wing operational group said that today’s joint flight of Slovenian and US aircraft over Slovenia serves as a reminder that we are together in the fight against COVID-19 - as allies which was in Slovenia declared on 12 March This is one of the reasons why Slovenian and U.S its hospitals and other healthcare centres and elder care homes They expressed solidarity and gratitude to all health workers as well as to all others who contributed significantly to the fact that we have won the first battle with the corona virus this overflight is also an important symbolic act by two Allies who continue to work together in joint peace and security efforts both in the region and globally we symbolically marked the end of the epidemic in the Republic of Slovenia and at the same time thanked the citizens and all who have contributed to this effort ask for a reply The objective of the measure is to support sustainable tourism through the revitalisation of cultural heritage and public cultural infrastructure overall revitalisation and modernisation of cultural heritage and public cultural infrastructure owned by the state or municipalities It is expected that this will have a broader positive effect on tourism development The essential requirement is also integration of digitalization and ICT technology for the promotion and interpretation of cultural heritage The Recovery and Resilience Facility contribution to the investment is EUR 42 million with the total value of the investment estimated at EUR 57.34 million Approximately two-thirds of the resources is intended for state-owned cultural infrastructure and one-third for municipality-owned the Ministry of Culture published the call to co-finance projects focused on sustainable restoration and revitalization of cultural monuments owned by municipalities The call offered co-financing the costs of investments in construction costs of implementation of digitization activities information and development of cultural and touristic services and products Only projects with the estimated costs higher than EUR 1 million were eligible provided by the Recovery and Resilience Facility the Ministry of Culture received 39 project applications with a total request for co-financing of EUR 55.39 million The list of co-financed municipal projects: In April 2023 the Ministry of Culture officially approved the program of investment activities on cultural monuments and public cultural infrastructure owned by the Republic of Slovenia a total of 6 cultural monuments owned by the Republic of Slovenia have been confirmed The return of police officers from assignments in international peacekeeping missions is a special occasion for the police management as officers come back richer for new experiences and recognition of their successful work in the mission On 2nd June 2005 the officers were received by Roman Rep who thanked them and congratulated them on their successful work abroad Assistant Director of Uniformed Police Directorate who spent a long time talking to the officers also about their problems during the missions and on their return to the working environment The reception was attended by Ales Kolenc and Tomaz Znidar Special Unit of the General Police Directorate Operation and Communication Centre of the Police Directorate Krsko who returned from the UNMIK CIVPOL Mission in Kosovo Dzemal Duric from the Police College of the Police Academy who participated in the OSCE mission in Macedonia and Matjaz Saloven from the Smarje pri Jelsah Police Station who took part in EUPOL PROXIMA in Macedonia The officers were accompanied by Dusan Klobasa from the Security Planning and Peacekeeping Missions Section of the Uniformed Police Directorate The police officers came to the reception from Debeli rtič holiday facility where they participated at the reintegration seminar organised for all officers who completed their terms in the mission The seminar took place between 30th May and 3rd June and comprised of the following activities: working discussions of experiences from the mission uniforms and other technical equipment necessary for the work in the mission individual and group sessions with a psychologist working discussions with representatives of the criminal and uniformed police sporting and cultural activities and a visit to the Maritime Police Station in Koper Among the 30,392 rapid antigen tests performed A total of 1,157 patients were hospitalised yesterday (1,173 the previous day) The average number of confirmed cases nationwide over the last seven days was 1,227 Yesterday’s new positive cases were concentrated in the following municipalities: Ajdovščina 24 the following seven regions were red: Osrednjeslovenska Among these a negative trend was observed in the Savinjska and Gorenjska regions Yesterday’s figures show that 5 regions are listed as black but a positive trend was noticed in the Posavska while conditions are getting worse in the Goriška and Obalno-kraška regions Testing and first day of school a great success Today a total of 366 schools and 327 kindergartens reopened This involved a return to work for 12,822 primary school staff and 12,844 kindergarten staff Meanwhile a total of 53,306 first-triad primary school pupils returned to the classroom and around 74,630 children returned to kindergartens starting today laboratory practical work for students of post-secondary and university institutions can once again be conducted in nine statistical regions Testing showed a positivity rate of 1.3 percent among teachers and educators (278 persons) while 13 percent have already recovered from COVID and they are counted among those who returned to school today the Ministry favours the testing of children but a final decision on this will be made by the Ministry of Health In Mr Pečan’s opinion the testing has revealed a high degree of social responsibility with a large number of teachers and educators getting tested Also encouraging is the low percentage of positive tests which is evidence that the virus is not widespread in schools and kindergartens so they are also not focal points for viral spread outside school and kindergarten premises The testing experience has been very positive so it is realistic for testing to be repeated each week and for it to be conducted outside lesson hours Legal experts are of the opinion that those teachers who did not wish to be tested could be penalised since the decision of the Ministry of Health is quite clear The circular from the Ministry of Education lists several possible sanctions although Mr Pečan is not entirely convinced that this could be applied in the case of teachers and educators One issue of concern is how to assign work to teachers who have not been tested and cannot teach The option of schools rotating after-school class teachers from the 4th or 5th grades with those from the first triad does not seem the most ethical solution to Mr Pečan Also instructing teachers to wait for work at home is not ideal since it represents an expense for the school Mr Pečan anticipates that in practice a solution will be created that schools can then use In the opinion of psychologist Andreja Poljanec children are being increasingly deprived of many joys and the diverse rhythm of childhood and adolescence which means they are becoming more restless and fed up For this reason they are more frequently cranky and uninterested in any serious work especially due to the fact that certain age groups of children will probably continue to remain at home.  Parents should try to do everything to be as relaxed and content as possible so the family can be a space of healthy and full mutual development In these special circumstances children and adolescents need more tenderness understanding from parents and not scrutiny while adolescents need a strong emotional spark and healthy dynamic to feel good in the family For children and adolescents the more challenging factor is not missing out on intensive learning but the prospect of missing genuine family relations and the experience of parents finding their way under stress This is indeed a fundamental need for full cognitive development ask for a reply