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June 2016

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

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For Members of the British-Slovene Society only:

Notice is hereby given that the The Annual General Meeting of the British-Slovene Society will be held at 7.00pm on Wednesday 27 July 2016 at the offices of:

The Middle East Association

27 St James’s Street / 6th Floor

London SW1 1HA

 AGENDA

 Ordinary Business

  1.  To receive and adopt the Report of the Trustees and Accounts for the year ended 30 Sept 2015
  2. To re-elect the following  as  a Trustee, who retires by rotation and is offered for re-election:  Michael Chant.
  3. To re-elect the following  as  a Trustee, who retires by rotation and is offered for re-election:  Gorazd Kert.
  4. To re-elect the following  as  a Trustee, who retires by rotation and is offered for re-election:  Simona Bennett.
  5. To re-elect the following  as  a Trustee, who retires by rotation and is offered for re-election:  Mojca Sanjenbam.
  6. To re-elect the following  as  a Trustee, who retires by rotation and is offered for re-election:  Igor Cesarec.
  7. To re-elect the following  as  a Trustee, who was appointed during the year: Marcus Ferrar.
  8. To appoint a Secretary for the forthcoming year. Alan Banes has indicated his willingness to continue in office.
  9. To appoint Gray & Co. Partners Ltd as our accounting advisers to hold office until  the conclusion of the 2017 AGM.
  10.  Any Other Business

David Lloyd

Chairman                                                                              Dated: 29 June  2016

In case you cannot attend the AGM and wish to vote, please use the Form of Proxy: BSS 2016 AGM Form of proxy

Slovenia Looks Back on Achievements of 25 Years of Independence

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Hundreds of guests joined Slovenian Ambassador Tadej Rupel in celebrating 25 years of Slovenia’s independent statehood at the Institute of Directors in Pall Mall, London, on 21st June.

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To mark the occasion, the Slovenian Government’s Communication Office compiled some of the most significant achievements of the young state. Did you know...

… that in 1991 Slovenia’s GDP per capita was EUR 5,000 and in 2015 it was over EUR 18,000?

 that life expectancy increased by more than six years since 1991?

 … that for 25 years Slovenia has had one of the best systems of parental leave and childbirth allowances? 

… that the procedure for establishing a company took 3 to 6 months in 1991, whereas it now takes only a day for a sole proprietor and a few days for a limited liability company ?

that in 1991, 350,000 theatre-goers were recorded in Slovenia, whereas in 2014 this number had doubled to 745,400? 

See The Story of Twenty-Five Years, a 20-page publication to be found in Slovene and English on the website www.slovenija25.si.