Pahor: Govt Counting on Proposals from Pomurje

Murska Sobota, 20 October - Speaking to local business representatives in Pomurje about government plans for boosting development in Slovenia's poorest region, Prime Minister Borut Pahor said on Tuesday that the government was anxious to hear critical remarks as well as proposals for amendments to its bill on Pomurje so that its goals can be met.

Murska Sobota
Working meeting between government representatives and business representatives from the Pomurje region.
From left to right: State Secretary Andrej Horvat, Economy Minister Matej Lahovnik, Prime Minister Borut Pahor and head of the Pomurje Chamber of Commerce and Industry Stefan Sobocan.
Photo: STA

Murska Sobota
Working meeting between government representatives and business representatives from the Pomurje region.
Head of the Pomurje Chamber of Commerce and Industry Stefan Sobocan and Prime Minister Borut Pahor.
Photo: STA

Murska Sobota
Working meeting between government representatives and business representatives from the Pomurje region.
From left to right: Head of the Pomurje Chamber of Commerce and Industry Stefan Sobocan, Prime Minister Borut Pahor and Economy Minister Matej Lahovnik.
Photo: STA

Murska Sobota
Working meeting between government representatives and business representatives from the Pomurje region.
Photo: STA

Murska Sobota
Working meeting between government representatives and business representatives from the Pomurje region.
From left to right: Economy Minister Matej Lahovnik and Prime Minister Borut Pahor.
Photo: STA

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Oct 20, 2009, 19:30 gz/gj