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27th Anniversary Of Slovenian National Day

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The Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia marked the 27th anniversary of the National Day with an official reception at the Metropol Palace Hotel.

The celebration was attended by several hundred guests, including the political and diplomatic corps, church dignitaries and many guests from Serbian public and cultural life.

The Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to Serbia H.E. Vladimir Gasparič pointed out that Slovenian companies in Serbia employ more than 25 thousand people.

As a token of gratitude, the Embassy of Slovenia in Belgrade awarded a certificate of thanks to the Slovenian Business Club for engaging in business networking and the Slovenian Society in Pančevo for preserving the Slovenian community in Serbia.

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