Independence and Unity Day event hears Slovenia's voice getting stronger
Ljubljana, 20 December - Slovenia has an increasingly strong voice in the international community advocating for human rights and dignity, PM Robert Golob told the main ceremony marking Independence and Unity Day on Friday. He stressed the importance of empowering the young to carve out their own way. A special session to mark the holiday was also held in parliament.
Ljubljana
The main ceremony marking Independence and Unity Day.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Ljubljana
The main ceremony marking Independence and Unity Day.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Ljubljana
PM Robert Golob addresses the main ceremony marking Independence and Unity Day as a keynote speaker.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Ljubljana
PM Robert Golob addresses the main ceremony marking Independence and Unity Day as a keynote speaker.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Ljubljana
Attending the main ceremony marking Independence and Unity Day, (from left to right) National Assembly President Urška Klakočar Zupančič, President Nataša Pirc Musar, her spouse Aleš Musar, and PM Robert Golob.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
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