Slovenia Expresses Condolences to Japan after Quake
Ljubljana, 11 March - The Slovenian Foreign Ministry expressed condolences to Japan on Friday after the country was hit by a devastating earthquake and a tsunami. Slovenia also offered help, expressing the readiness to lend a hand in dealing with the aftermath of the disaster that claimed at least 32 lives.
Ljubljana
Andrej Ster, the head of Foreign Ministry's Consular Department, tells the press that Slovenia has expressed condolences to families of Japan quake victims and that there was no information of Slovenians being injured in the disaster.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Andrej Ster, the head of Foreign Ministry's Consular Department, tells the press that Slovenia has expressed condolences to families of Japan quake victims and that there was no information of Slovenians being injured in the disaster.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Andrej Ster, the head of Foreign Ministry's Consular Department, tells the press that Slovenia has expressed condolences to families of Japan quake victims and that there was no information of Slovenians being injured in the disaster.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Andrej Ster, the head of Foreign Ministry's Consular Department, tells the press that Slovenia has expressed condolences to families of Japan quake victims and that there was no information of Slovenians being injured in the disaster.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
Ljubljana
Andrej Ster, the head of Foreign Ministry's Consular Department, tells the press that Slovenia has expressed condolences to families of Japan quake victims and that there was no information of Slovenians being injured in the disaster.
Photo: Daniel Novakovic/STA
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