Updated List of Important Investments to Restart the Slovenian Economy after the Epidemic
Updated List of Important Investments to Restart the Slovenian Economy after the Epidemic
On 19 May 2021, the Slovenian government supplemented the list of important investments, originally adopted on 30 September 2020 as part of the Intervention Act to Remove Obstacles to the Implementation of Significant Investments to Start the Economy After the COVID-19 Epidemic (the “Act”). The list originally included 187 investments worth approximately EUR 7.7 billion. The supplemental list identified 35 new investments and also removed 13, mostly redundant or replacement, projects. At present, a total of 336 investments are included in the list, which may be accessed here.
The Act aims to mitigate the economic damage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic through increasing efficiency in the coordination and implementation of administrative procedures and approval processes associated with major investments in certain, government-identified projects. The launch of investments will increase the economic growth in all sectors of the country, including construction, sales, furnishing, brokerage, trade and others.
On 19 May 2021, the Slovenian government supplemented the list of important investments, originally adopted on 30 September 2020 as part of the Intervention Act to Remove Obstacles to the Implementation of Significant Investments to Start the Economy After the COVID-19 Epidemic (the “Act”). The list originally included 187 investments worth approximately EUR 7.7 billion. The supplemental list identified 35 new investments and also removed 13, mostly redundant or replacement, projects. At present, a total of 336 investments are included in the list, which may be accessed here.
The Act aims to mitigate the economic damage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic through increasing efficiency in the coordination and implementation of administrative procedures and approval processes associated with major investments in certain, government-identified projects. The launch of investments will increase the economic growth in all sectors of the country, including construction, sales, furnishing, brokerage, trade and others.