Government publishes maps of border arbitration implementation

Ljubljana, 16 October - The government published on Monday the maps of the border with Croatia based on the award delivered in June by an international border arbitration tribunal. The maps will serve as the basis for implementing the award, which could take years to be finalised.

Ljubljana The course of the Slovenian-Croatian border in the Bay of Piran based on the ruling of the international border arbitration tribunal. Photo: Slovenian government

Ljubljana
The course of the Slovenian-Croatian border in the Bay of Piran based on the ruling of the international border arbitration tribunal.
Photo: Slovenian government

Ljubljana The course of the Slovenian-Croatian border in the area of Sečovlje and the river Dragonja in the south-west of the country based on the ruling of the international border arbitration tribunal. Photo: Slovenian government

Ljubljana
The course of the Slovenian-Croatian border in the area of Sečovlje and the river Dragonja in the south-west of the country based on the ruling of the international border arbitration tribunal.
Photo: Slovenian government

Ljubljana The course of the Slovenian-Croatian border in the area of Razkrižje and Hotiza in the north-east of the country based on the ruling of the international border arbitration tribunal. Photo: Slovenian government

Ljubljana
The course of the Slovenian-Croatian border in the area of Razkrižje and Hotiza in the north-east of the country based on the ruling of the international border arbitration tribunal.
Photo: Slovenian government

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