Govt asks parliament to recognise Palestine
Ljubljana, 30 May - The government unanimously endorsed on Thursday a motion for Slovenia to recognise a state of Palestine and referred it to parliament for final approval, PM Robert Golob said after the government session. The National Assembly will vote on the motion on Tuesday. Its yes vote would conclude the recognition procedure in Slovenia.
Ljubljana
Coalition leaders - Left leader Asta Vrečo, PM Robert Golob and SocDem leader Matjaž Han - speaking after the government session following the recognition of Palestine as an independent and sovereign state.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
The Palestinian, Slovenian and EU flags flying on the Government Palace in Gregorčičeva Street.
Photo: STA
Ljubljana
Coalition leaders - Left leader Asta Vrečo, PM Robert Golob and SocDem leader Matjaž Han - speaking after the government session following the recognition of Palestine as an independent and sovereign state.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
Coalition leaders - Left leader Asta Vrečo, PM Robert Golob and SocDem leader Matjaž Han - speaking after the government session following the recognition of Palestine as an independent and sovereign state.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
Coalition leaders - Left leader Asta Vrečo, PM Robert Golob and SocDem leader Matjaž Han - speaking after the government session following the recognition of Palestine as an independent and sovereign state.
Photo: Daniel Novakovič/STA
Ljubljana
The Palestinian, Slovenian and EU flags flying on the Government Palace in Gregorčičeva Street.
Photo: STA
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