Slovenia's Growth and Jobs Programme Termed Positive
Brussels, 28 November - Finance Minister Andrej Bajuk said on Tuesday that the first general assessment of national reform programmes for growth and jobs showed Slovenia was doing well in granting tax brakes to companies investing in science and research, reducing the tax burden on emerging companies and creating new jobs.
Belgium, Brussels
European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia and Slovenian Finance Minister Andrej Bajuk on the sidelines of EU finance ministers' session.
Foto: Thiery Monasse za STA
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