GREEN. CREATIVE. SMART.
The key strength of the Slovenian innovation systems are human resources and international cooperation of researchers and innovators.
Slovenia's talented workforce delivers creative and sustainable solutions. Investor confidence thrives on legal and institutional reforms designed to facilitate investment. Starting a company is straightforward and easy through single-access points to register a limited liability company, obtain a construction permit and carry out any other administrative procedures.
We have been working tirelessly to ensure Slovenia’s business and investment environment remains competitive. We have been supporting domestic and foreign direct investments through various incentives for R&D, employment and financial subsidies.
And we are committed to improve it even further with proactive reforms that will enable greater competitiveness of the Slovenian economy and create conditions for the restructuring of traditional industry into an industry of knowledge and innovation. We count on the industry to lead the transition and recovery, as the engine of the innovation and economic growth. We will support it with sustainable, targeted and investment-oriented measures. These will help the industry and enterprises to restructure their processes, boost productivity and become more resilient.
The resilience and recovery of Slovenia will be achieved through the digital transformation of certain sectors of the economy and society, reduced administrative burdens and greater openness and flexibility of the Slovenian economy, and by strengthening the innovation potential of all relevant stakeholders.
There are numerous reasons why it is smart to invest and do business with Slovenia. Not only it has been recognized as one of the world's most sustainable countries, but also high quality of life makes Slovenia a perfect country to live and work in.
Slovenia is one of the fastest growing economies in Central and Eastern European countries and extremely export oriented. It is among most developed countries in the world. What our partners value when doing business with Slovenia? Definitely business and investor friendly economic environment with efficient solutions. Investors see Slovenia as a leading country in macroeconomic stability and one of the safest places in the world with the world‘s second most reliable and secure energy supply system. Slovenia is an open economy for foreign investors, ranking one of the least restrictive countries among OECD members.
Slovenian business partners choose Slovenia also for its high degree of industrialisation, proximity to major production hubs and reaching global supply chains. Our excellent geographical position in the heart of Europe and at the crossroads of TEN-T corridors, quality infrastructure with well-developed transport and telecommunication network, fast development of information society have attracted many international companies to become our partners and suppliers. Slovenia means easy access to 700 million people in the regional markets.
We are already taking key steps aiming to build a Green, Creative and Smart economy and we strive for a systemic and efficient approach in everything we do. Slovenia is rich in natural resources (wood, soil, water) and has great potential for transition to green economy.
I firmly believe that our vision of Green.Creative.Smart. Slovenia is on the right path for attracting investments also in the future since it encompasses the key future trends that every investor would benefit from.
Slovenia is a location offering to establish development, research, marketing and other activities for your entire business operation.
Our government will continue to support such investments that bring higher added value per employee, work towards green and digital sustainability, and reduce the environmental impact.
Therefore, if you are searching for a new investment, a reliable business partner or if you are planning to set up or relocate an export business, choosing Slovenia could be the best decision you have ever made. We are warmly inviting you to consider Slovenia for your next investment project.
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multilingual workforce
GREEN WAY OF DOING BUSINESS
position with easy
access to markets
& Investment environment
personal links in
the regional market
of life
economy
single market
nIche solutions
· 5th safest country in the world (Global Piece Index 2021)
· 2nd in Europe in regard to recycled municipal waste (Eurostat 2019).
· 9th least polluted country in the world (Numbeo’s Quality of Life Index 2021).
· 3rd most forested country,
· 4th richest country in renewable freshwater resources per capita in Europe (Eurostat 2021).
· 1st country that enshrined the right to drink water in the constitution.
· Initiator of World Bee Day.
· 4th among EU Member States in eco-innovation inputs (Eco-Innovation Scoreboard 2021).
(Eurobarometer 2017).
(Sustainable Development Report 2021)
FOR FUTURE
GENERATIONS
human resources meet the needs of business.
(IMD - World Competitiveness Yearbook, 2021)
With a superb network of various types of transportation, digitally optimized planning, online management, and smart technology solutions, Slovenia ranks high in logistics know-how.
In addition to superb physical infrastructure, a well-developed ICT industry is a key enabler for building a country's competitiveness, attracting foreign investment, and developing information society. Slovenia’s ICT infrastructure is among the most developed in the region with a 5G network and wide high speed broadband coverage. The latest edition to Slovenia’s high-performance computing (HPC) network is Maribor’s supercomputer, which is among the 50 most powerful in the world (6.9 petaflops). Serving both industry and public sector, the supercomputer is enabling developments in areas like machine learning, artificial intelligence, and high-performance data analytics.
LOCATION & QUALITY
INFRASTRUCTURE
The first International Research Centre on Artificial Intelligence under the auspices of UNESCO is being set up in Ljubljana, Slovenia’s capital.
(Bloomberg Innovation Index 2021),
APPLIED SOLUTIONS WITH
HIGHER ADDED VALUE
MULTILINGUAL WORKFORCE
innovation
digitalisation
• 56% of the active working population aged 25 to 64 have completed at least a secondary education, 31% have a university education (Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, 2020).
• The highest share of people with a PhD in the 25–64 age group (3.8 %) among OECD countries.
• 12th among 64 countries in Language skills meet the needs of enterprises
(IMD World Talent Ranking 2021).
• 84 % of the working population between 25 and 64 years of age speaks at least one foreign language; 63 % speaks at least 2 foreign languages (Eurostat, 2017). English, German and Italian are widely used and French language courses are very popular.
• 27 % of graduates in ICT, Engineering, Math & Natural Sciences
(IMD 2021, data 2018).
(IMD World Competitiveness 2021).
(Global Talent Competitiveness Index 2021).
(Global Talent Competitiveness Index 2021).
8th in the EU for incorporating digital technologies in companies (DESI 2021).
(IMD World Competitiveness 2021).
· 2nd country in the world with a national test blockchain infrastructure (SI-Chain);
· 1st cryptocurrency exchange with an official license to operate within the EU was formed by Slovenians.
(IMD World Competitiveness 2021).
FOR GLOBAL
COMPETITIVENESS
An investment in manufacturing, services or research and development activities is considered to make a significant contribution to the development of the Slovenian economy if it fulfils at least the following conditions:
1. the minimum value of the investment (excluding value added tax and other taxes and duties) and the minimum number of new jobs created:
• in manufacturing: the value of the investment is at least 12 mio EUR (at least 50% of the investment in machinery and equipment) and 25 newly created and filled jobs (of which at least 5 highly qualified),
• in service activities: the value of the investment is at least 3 mio EUR (at least 50% of the investment in machinery and equipment) and 20 newly created and filled jobs (of which at least 5 highly qualified),
• in research and development: the value of the investment is at least 2 mio EUR (at least 50% of the investment in machinery and equipment) and 10 newly created and filled jobs (of which at least 5 highly qualified).
2. the value added per employee in the company two years after completion of the investment must be higher than the average value added per employee in the industry in the Republic of Slovenia in which the company is classified and higher than the value added per employee in the company in the financial year preceding the year of application.
1. the value of which (excluding value added tax and other taxes and duties) will be:
• in manufacturing: from 1 mio EUR to 12 mio EUR (at least 50% of the
investment in machinery and equipment),
• in service activities: from 0,5 mio EUR to 3 mio EUR (at least 50% of the investment in machinery and equipment),
• in research and development: from 0,5 mio EUR to 2 mio EUR (at least 50 % of the investment in machinery and equipment).
2. if the recipient of the incentive maintains at least the average number of employees of the last 12 months preceding the month of submission of the application during the period of maintenance of the investment.
3. the value added per employee in the enterprise two years after the completion of the investment must be higher than the value added per employee in the enterprise in the financial year preceding the year of application.
The corporate tax rate of 19 % is among the lowest amongst the EU member states, with the effective tax rate after all tax deductions being much lower.
Corporate income tax base can be reduced on:
1. The amount invested in R&D (100%) can be claimed for tax reduction up to 63% of the pre-tax profit in the first year, the remaining difference can be claimed over the next 5 years.
2. The amount invested in equipment and intangible long-term assets (40%) can be claimed for tax reduction up to 63% of the pre-tax profit in the first year, the remaining difference can be claimed over the next 5 years.
3. 19% tax relief on employment of certain group of workers. Unemployed persons under 26 or over 55 who have been registered at the Employment Service for at least half a year can benefit from a tax reduction of 45% of their salary, up to a maximum of the taxable amount.
The Employment Service of Slovenia carries out a series of measures to encourage employment through which it advises and supports employers that employ new workers. Employers who intend to hire unemployed persons may apply for free training and retraining provided by local employment offices throughout Slovenia.
Municipalities may offer different types of incentives, that are negotiated on a case-by-case basis. These incentives may include easy access to industrial sites, utility connections and holidays from local taxes.
Only 2 procedures required to register a company at zero cost
Maximum 8 days for registration of a Limited liability company
(minimum funding of EUR 7,500 with no other costs involved)
For a business to operate in Slovenia permanently, the owner is required to register the company as a business entity. Economic activity may be performed by an individual or business in a variety of legal and organisational forms. Registration can be done online or at any of 12 Slovenian Business Point (SPOT) one-stop shops across Slovenia and is free of charge. When the company is registered online or through SPOT points, it is then automatically entered into the Court Register and in the Slovenian Business Register AJPES (The Agency of the Republic of Slovenia for Public Legal Records and Related Services). The information is also forwarded to the Tax Administration, as is the application for compulsory health insurance at the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia.
Establishing a company
Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia
CAPITAL CITY: Ljubljana
GOVERNMENT: Parliamentary Republic
LOCAL GOVERNMENT: 212 municipalities, of which 11 have urban status; 12 statistical regions, which are grouped into two cohesion regions – Western and Eastern Slovenia
AREA: 20,273 km2
POPULATION: 2,108,977 (2021)
AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY: 78,1 (2019)
LOCATION: bordered by Austria, Italy, Hungary and Croatia; excellent connections with all European markets
CURRENCY: Euro
MEMBERSHIP: EU-28 (2004), euro-area (2007), OECD (2010), NATO (2004)
TIME ZONE: CET (GMT+1), and CEST (GMT+2) in summer
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES: Slovene, together with Italian and Hungarian, respectively in the areas with Italian and Hungarian minorities.
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (SURS)
Capital gains tax: 0 – 25,7 % (depending on holding period)
VAT (Value Added Tax): 22 % standard rate / 9.5 % reduced rate
Property Tax: 0%
Tax relief:
100% of the amount invested in R&D
up to 40% of the amount invested in equipment and intangible long-term assets
Tax law in Slovenia allows tax relief on investments in elements of business research and development, on employment of the disabled, tax relief on student apprenticeships, on voluntary supplementary pension insurance and donations.
Taxes and accounting
Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia
A. Grants for projects in the value of at least 0.5 mio/ 1 mio – 12 mio EUR
B. Grants for projects in the value of more than 12 / 3 / 2 mio EUR
10% of the value of eligible costs for a medium-sized enterprise and
20% of the value of eligible costs for a small enterprise.
· 2nd among the OECD countries with least restrictions for FDI (OECD, FDI Regulatory Restrictiveness Index database 2020).
· GDP growth in 2021: 8.1 %
· Estimated GDP growth for 2022: 4.7 %
· 36.5 bn EUR of total exports, 77.9 % of GDP (2020)
· 39.4 bn EUR of goods, 19.8 % growth (2021)
*Top 15 countries as per top ultimate investing countries of foreign direct investment in Slovenia.
*Top eight countries as per Slovenian direct investments (OFDI) abroad.
2016 - 2020
(2018)
26.488
Bank of Slovenia,
TiVA OECD;
in millions of EUR
2016 - 2020
* Ultimate investing country is the country where ultimate investor which has control over investment in Slovenia is located. It may be different than the country of direct investor in cases of multinational corporations.
2016 - 2020
in millions of EUR
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
• high-end titanium exhaust
systems for motorcycles
• diesel cold-start systems for
internal combustion engines
• gas springs for the
automotive industry
• testing market for new operating
vehicle systems
• development and supply of
electrical components
and software for smart,
autonomous, and
electrical vehicles
• production of plastic
and metal components,
including car bodies
The Slovenian automotive industry makes up 20 percent of total Slovenian exports, and contributes 10 percent to the country's GDP. And one quarter of the best innovations according to national selections. Innovative SMEs are developing systems and components ranging from power drives for electric and hybrid cars to exhaust systems used in GP motorcycles and sport cars. The industry includes everything from component suppliers to end-product manufacturers, including trailers, motorhomes, small cars, and even sport supercars. With several leading players in areas like electromotors and mechatronics, the Slovenian automotive industry can provide sophisticated components and unique solutions like high-torque in-wheel electric drive systems and AI based real traffic simulation solutions.
As trusted partners of major car manufacturers, Slovenian automotive companies are highly involved in the quest for future forms of mobility: greener, digital, and human-centric.
• long industrial tradition
• skilled and innovative workforce
• niche specialization
• high quality solutions at
competitive prices
• industry 4.0 principles
• compliance with leading
standards
companies in 2020
EMPLOYEES IN 2020
REVENUES IN 2020
With an exceptional talent pool, advanced research and development, stunning design and revolutionary manufacturing, Slovenian companies offer sophisticated solutions.
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
• niche pioneers in several important areas of
future forms of mobility
• robust R&D infrastructure tightly integrated
into global research networks
• numerous local suppliers and developers of
electrical and mechatronic components
• vivid start-up ecosystem
• qualified, motivated, and multilingual
workforce with high level of engineering skills
• excellent testing ground
GLOBAL LEADERS
• the first electric airplane with an EASA
(The EU’s Aviation Safety Agency) type
certification – a milestone in the history
of aviation
• world’s first four seat passenger aircraft
powered by hydrogen fuel cell propulsion
• world’s first serially produced electric airplane
• the first electric engine certified by EASA
for use in general aviation
• world’s first fully electric hydrofoil
• a leading developer of fixed wing unmanned
aerial systems for special and heavy
endurance purposes
• tech leaders in in-wheel electric motors
• the production of aluminum and
plastic components for electric vehicles
• high-tech drive systems based on multi-drive
and integral control platforms
• development and manufacturing of
electric airplanes
• fixed wing unmanned aerial systems for
high endurance surveying, remote sensing,
and security
• electric drives for compressors
in electric vehicles
• power systems for electric bikes
• IT solutions for mobility
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
• testing ground for new solutions
and technologies
• interactive charging stations
for electric vehicles
• in-wheel motors for
electric vehicles
• components and systems for electric vehicles
• electric bike and scooter motors
• electric propulsion systems for boats
• leading technologies for electric and hydrogen
cell powered airplanes
• sensor systems and measurement
technologies
– SLOVENIA OFFERS IT ALL.
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
• high-end water-cooling systems
for computers
• the first EU member with a
national blockchain test
infrastructure (SI-Chain)
• the World’s first cryptocurrency
exchange with an official license
to operate within the EU
• control software for proton
cancer therapy systems
• UNESCO’s International Research
Centre for Artificial Intelligence
• IoT network solutions
• video conference platforms
development
• cryptocurrency mining platforms
• enterprise asset management
systems
• fraud prevention software systems
• advanced measurement
technologies
• digitalization of health care, public
administration, and business
• data acquisition and analysis
systems
• data mining and AI based semantic
analysis algorithms
Artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies count among the most disruptive technologies of our time. Slovenia is a prolific player in both areas. The Jozef Stefan Institute, the leading national scientific institution, has played a pioneering role in the development of artificial intelligence and counts among the top AI research facilities on the planet. Slovenia, with its tech savvy and well-educated citizens, is home to a bustling start-up ecosystem, particularly focused on blockchain technology. Slovenia’s digital landscape also features a wide network of diverse niche-oriented companies, ranging from software for advanced measurement systems, popular apps, IoT solutions for smart homes and cities, to blockbuster video games. Slovenia’s ICT SMEs enjoy an excellent track record, in line with the nation’s “Green, Creative and Smart” development strategy.
• major blockchain development hub
• leading research institutions in AI
• excellent testing ground
• vibrant start-up scene
• talented, multilingual, and
tech-savvy employees
• long track record in
IT development
companies in 2020
EMPLOYEES IN 2020
REVENUES IN 2020
The vast majority of the sales are generated by companies in the electro industry and manufacturing of home appliances, electro motors, transformers, and equipment for power grids, batteries, cables, pumps, heating and cooling equipment, and various mechatronic components.
Slovenian electronics companies are mostly highly specialized SMEs with leading products in their respective niches in the production of circuit boards, electronic components, optronic and laser devices, telecommunication systems, and measurement equipment.
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
• commutators
• electro motors for vacuum cleaners
• medical laser devices
• fuses, switches, and circuit
breakers
• advanced measurement devices
• high level of local expertise
• technologies for digital and
green transformation
• development of electronic
components for future mobility
• autonomous drive system
development
• mechatronic solution
DEFINED NICHES
• educated and highly
skilled workforce
• high operating efficiency
• continuing investment in research
and development
• ability to identify market niches
• design, development, and
engineering of
cutting-edge products
• integration in local and
global supply chains
companies in 2020
EMPLOYEES IN 2020
REVENUES IN 2020
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
• medical laser systems
• control systems for particle therapy
in cancer treatment
• apitherapy methods and products
• analysis and production processes
of bacteriophages
• production and research of
biopharmaceuticals
• digitalization of lab processes
• gene and cell therapy development
• therapeutic and diagnostic
photonics
• wide range of innovative medical
equipment products
• measurement devices and methods
It is the most R&D intensive industry and features some of Slovenia's best performing companies. It is one of the fastest growing and the second highest exporting sector. In relative terms (production per capita), Slovenia is one of the five largest drug manufacturing nations in Europe.
Slovenian medical equipment producers were pioneers in the use of laser technologies and continue to keep the leading position in the field. Companies in Slovenia also produce high-end equipment for physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and aesthetic medicine and world’s best laser medical devices. They develop systems for stem cell isolation and bacteriophages, high quality software for laboratory instrument manufacturers, and control and measurement systems used in radiation therapy. The production of some of the most advanced medicines, like COVID-19 vaccines, was made possible by the large biomolecules’ purification technology developed by a Slovenian biotech SME.
• strong basic and applied
research infrastructure
• top-notch biotech research
• high quality products and solutions
• long standing tradition and
skilled workforce
• geostrategic position and moder
logistics infrastructure
• internationally integrated
R&D network
companies in 2020
EMPLOYEES IN 2020
REVENUES IN 2020
The metal processing industry is, together with machinery production, among Slovenia’s top exporting sectors and serves as a backbone to the automotive field, the nation’s most important exporting industry.
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
The turbines made in Slovenia are used in hydroelectric power plants all over the world.
• industrial knives
• logging winches
• crankshaft processing machines
• premium grade super hardened
• and resistant steels
• lever arch mechanisms for office
• folders
• metal structures and propulsion
elements
• metal matrix composites
• aluminum alloys and products
• sustainable and certified
production processes
• material processing machinery
• agricultural and forestry machinery
• turnkey complete production lines
• elements for industry 4.0
production
AND SPECIAL PURPOSE STEELS IN EUROPE
• high quality products and solutions
at competitive prices
• compliance with most
demanding standards
• skilled and innovative workforce
• long industrial tradition
• geostrategic position and highly
developed logistics
• development in close cooperation
with partners
• R&D and innovation
• tailor-made small series products
companies in 2020
EMPLOYEES IN 2020
REVENUES IN 2020
Slovenia’s prefabricated wooden buildings could be found in high-end locations in European cities from Vienna to London. The environmentally friendly and healthy natural material is often combined with modern IT solutions to create low emission and low energy houses. With a strong heritage, vast forests and availability of top-quality local timber, Slovenian woodworking industry seems poised to play an increasingly important role.
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
• low energy and passive
prefabricated buildings
• smart windows and doors
• composite and cross-laminated
timber technologies
• sustainable construction
technologies
• wood coatings and other
products based
on liquified wood
• nanocellulose
• advanced biomass-based
materials
SLOVENIAN NATURAL ASSET
• supply of top-quality wood
• long tradition in woodworking
• sustainable and environmentally
friendly material
• top-notch local design using wood
• advanced technologies in
niche areas
• diverse and innovative use of wood
companies in 2020
EMPLOYEES IN 2020
REVENUES IN 2020
The drive to sustainability and health is backed by strict regulations and quality control across the entire food production chain. This applies to all areas – yet regulation is particularly stringent in honey production, where Slovenia is the global leader in expertise and quality. Other important areas of Slovenia’s food and beverages industry (including close to 2,000 agricultural and fishing companies) are bakery products, meat products, dairies, fruit and fruit products, ice cream, non-alcoholic beverages, and beer. And lastly: wine. Slovenia benefits from excellent natural conditions for wine growing and produces top-class wines.
Wines are among the best in the world
• leading in expertise in beekeeping
• leading global pâté producer
• eggs and poultry with enhanced
Omega-3 fat content producers
• premium quality ice cream from
original recipes
• boutique wine production
• high-quality fruit juices
and mineral waters
• honey products
• healthy food
• organic farming
• top-quality poultry
OF FOODS AND BEVERAGES
• excellent natural conditions
for organic farming
• high-quality local ingredients
• top-level of expertise
• tradition as a basis for healthy food
products and inspirational cuisine
• rigorous quality control and
compliance with high standards
• boutique small-scale production
focused on the highest quality
companies in 2020
EMPLOYEES IN 2020
REVENUES IN 2020
& NICHE SOLUTIONS
The main objective of the Smart Cities and Communities partnership (SRIP PMiS) is to establish a globally recognised ecosystem of partners, permanently synergistically enhancing and linking their competence, as well as offering adequate capacities for R&D, production and marketing of globally competitive innovative high-tech solutions in all aspects of Smart cities and communities. The interconnections of different fields, relations with the ICT horizontal network and connectivity to other strategic development partnerships make the SRIP Smart Cities and Communities verticals a significant factor. It focuses on key areas: health, energy and ulities, mobility, transport and logistics, security, smart city ecosystem, urban life equality and covers six key technological fields: cybersecurity, digital transformation, GIS-T, HPC and big data, IoS, IoT.
The key objective of the Strategic Research and Innovation Partnership MATerials as end PROducts (SRIP MATPRO) is to create value chains and networks for joint developments in the field of materials. Therefore, in addition to the production of materials, suppliers of basic components and raw materials, materials processing as well as final product manufacturers are included in the cooperation. SRIP MATPRO gives strong emphasis to both materials and technologies.
the Future
and Communities
Products
Production
and the Home
with Wood Chain
Tourism
Medicine
Strategic Research and Innovation partnership for Sustainable Food Production (SRIP HRANA) is a central national hub for networking and collaboration between ambitious and development-oriented stakeholders in agriculture, food and other related sectors. It has developed into a dynamic community of agriculture holdings, companies, cooperatives, research institutions, investors and other interested parties, whose main interests are focused on improvement of research and development activities in the companies for the purpose of agri-food sector development.
The Strategic Development and Innovation Partnership Smart Buildings and the Home with Wood Chain (SRIP PSiDL) brings together members working in the broad field of smart and sustainable buildings, covering building products, wood and wood-based materials, components, devices and systems, both for building installation and for building fit-out, as well as solutions for smart building management and related advanced smart neighbourhood infrastructure. The vision of the SRIP is to establish a lasting partnership that will enable integrated solutions to build the smart, sustainable, healthy, environmentally and user friendly, connected and energy self-sufficient living and working environments of the future.
SRIP Health – Medicine organised into effective value chains and establishing the right support services for knowledge transfer, intellectual property protection and recognition of Slovenia as a strong global medical/healthcare brand, enables creation of a stimulating innovation environment for the health and medicine field. Such environment has positive impact on healthy and active ageing of the population, and realisation of half a billion euros worth of additional export potential.
The main objective of the Strategic Research and Innovation Partnership – Networks for the transition into circular economy is to build new value chains to enter global markets, with a focus on guiding members towards the co-development of technologies and industrial processes for the production of high quality products, while reducing resource consumption, switching to renewables, reducing unused waste and contributing towards a carbon-neutral economy. It focuses on six key areas: sustainable energy, biomass and alternative raw materials, secondary raw materials, functional materials, processes and technologies and circular business models.
Strategic Research and Innovation Partnership in Mobility (SRIP ACS+) lays the foundations and defines the directions for the development of the Slovenian economy in the field of mobility in a strong link with science and education as well as with the state institutions. It is oriented towards making an important contribution to the implementation of Slovenia as a reference country for green mobility in Europe and globally. It joins two association members, Business interest association ACS Automotive cluster of Slovenia and Transport Association at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia.
The Strategic Research and Innovation Partnership – Sustainable Tourism contributes to the development of Slovenian sustainable tourism with the objectives of increasing investment in research and development, promoting innovation in tourism, revitalising and achieving higher added value in the tourism industry.
The objective of the Strategic Research and Innovation Partnership of the Factories of the Future (SRIP TOP) is to create an open and friendly environment for the development of innovations that will be breakthrough and prospective and will go beyond the national framework. SRIP TOP focuses on key research areas: robot systems and components, intelligent management systems for future factories, smart mechatronic tools, intelligent laser systems, smart plasma systems, advanced sensors, new materials, smart factory, and on key technologies, such as robotics, management technologies, nanotechnology, photonics, plasma technology, modern technology for materials, which it provides also for other SRIPs.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
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