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The following schedule was prepared by the STA:
MONDAY, 2 December
BELGRADE, Serbia - Foreign Minister Miro Cerar will start a two-day official visit to Serbia.
LJUBLJANA - The National Assembly will convene an emergency session to vote on overturning upper chamber vetoes on budget bills for 2020 and 2021.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar will attend a session of the EU's Justice and Home Affairs Council.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Infrastructure Minister Alenka Bratušek will attend a session of the EU's Transport Council.
LJUBLJANA - ZSSS and Pergam, the two largest trade union groups, will speak to the press about the effects of the minimum wage increase on 1 January.
LJUBLJANA - Slovenian Sovereign Holding will host a conference to present the results of asset management and its expectations regarding the performance of state-owned enterprises.
LJUBLJANA - The Spanish Embassy, the NGO Femmes Sans Frontieres and the City of Ljubljana will host a debate as part of the campaign against violence against women and girls.
LJUBLJANA - President Borut Pahor will host a reception to mark the 30th anniversary since the formation of the Democratic Opposition of Slovenia (DEMOS), which won the first multi-party elections in 1990.
LJUBLJANA - The Week of Dutch Culture will open at the Ljubljana City Library; until 6 December.
LJUBLJANA - Animateka, an international festival of animated film; until 8 December.
TUESDAY, 3 December
LONDON, UK - Prime Minister Marjan Šarec will attend a NATO summit marking the 70th anniversary of the alliance.
LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg - The EU General Court will start oral hearings related to Slovenia's legal action against the European Commission for granting Croatia a derogation enabling it to use the wine name Teran.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Public Administration Minister Rudi Medved will attend a meeting of EU ministers in charge of telecommunications that will focus on next-generation mobile networks.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Justice Minister Andreja Katič will attend a session of the EU's Justice and Home Affairs Council.
LJUBLJANA - Integrity Days, a series of events organised by Transparency International Slovenia in the run-up to International Anti-Corruption Day; until 5 December.
LJUBLJANA - The Education Ministry will present the first results of the latest PISA study of student performance.
LJUBLJANA - The parliamentary Home Policy Committee will debate a report on illegal migrations.
LJUBLJANA - The opposition New Slovenia (NSi) will host a debate on digitalisation.
LJUBLJANA - Admission will be free at most Slovenian cultural institutions in honour of the birth anniversary of Romantic poet France Prešeren.
WEDNESDAY, 4 December
LJUBLJANA - The three-member presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina headed by Željko Komšić will pay a visit at the invitation of President Borut Pahor.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Finance Minister will attend a session of the Eurogroup.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Infrastructure Minister Alenka Bratušek will attend a meeting of EU ministers in charge of energy.
NAPLES, Italy - Environment Minister Simon Zajc will attend a Barcelona Convention ministerial.
LJUBLJANA - The parliamentary Defence Committee will debate a motion by the Left to immediately cease Slovenia's military involvement in Afghanistan.
LJUBLJANA - The parliamentary Labour Committee will debate amendments to parental care act that would extend paternal leave and raise minimum parental leave allowance.
LJUBLJANA - The Government Office for Slovenians Abroad will mark the 25th anniversary since its founding with a ceremony.
LJUBLJANA - Thirty years since the signing of an agreement establishing the Democratic Opposition of Slovenia (DEMOS), which won the first multi-party elections in 1990.
LJUBLJANA - The Employment Service will release registered unemployment figures for November.
THURSDAY, 5 December
BERLIN - Parliamentary Speaker Dejan Židan will start a two-day working visit to Germany.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Finance Minister will attend a session of the EU's Economic and Financial Affairs Council.
LJUBLJANA - Weekly government session.
LJUBLJANA - The Institute for the Study of Gender Equality will present the results of a study of gender equality in European politics.
LJUBLJANA - The French Institute in Slovenia will host a conference on women in science.
LJUBLJANA - The Chamber of Trade Crafts and Small Business will celebrate its 50th anniversary by conferring awards to the best small businesses and tradesmen.
LJUBLJANA - AmCham Slovenija will pick the winner of its Best of the Best competition.
FRIDAY, 6 December
LJUBLJANA - IMAD, the government's macroeconomic think-tank, will present the first national report on productivity.
SATURDAY, 7 December
LJUBLJANA - An award ceremony will be held as part of animated film festival Animateka.
LJUBLJANA - The Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra from Hungary will perform in honour of the 100th birth anniversary of composer Janez Bole(1919-2007).
SUNDAY, 8 December
No major events scheduled.
