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Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia and Minister of Economy, Labor and Sports dr. Today, Anze Logar attended the 21st Craft and Entrepreneurship Forum, where he emphasized:
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Minister Logar to craftsmen: Stay, its worth it!
Craftsmen and entrepreneurs do not need new promises, but less bureaucracy, faster procedures and stable rules. That is why the minister presented three concrete commitments: less administration, speeding up procedures for obtaining work permits and ensuring the predictable functioning of the state.
Blaz Cvar, president of the Chamber of Crafts and Enterprises of Slovenia, has traditionally presented the demands of craftsmen for the improvement of the economic environment, this time gathered in the Small Business Development Strategy 2026-2030.
Minister dr. Anze Logar pointed out that the governments coalition agreement is largely in line with the presented strategy for the development of small businesses. He emphasized that Slovenia must create an environment in which it will be worthwhile to work, employ and create.
He thanked all present craftsmen and entrepreneurs who, despite not the most favorable conditions, are still creating in Slovenia. He assured them that the government will listen to their demands and take measures that will enable the economy to operate and develop more easily.
He said that the board of the OZS received 11 requests to improve the situation, and as many as 7 of them touch the field of work. Although the economy and work are often portrayed as adversaries, according to him, they must work hand in hand. The current organization of the government will also contribute to this.
Among the governments goals is the increase of added value to 100,000 euros per employee. But the minister pointed out that we have different parts of the economy in Slovenia. Large export-oriented industrial companies need high added value, and the local service economy, such as hairdressers and car mechanics, mainly need time for their work and as little unnecessary administration as possible.
Our goal is clear: that the entrepreneur will spend his time on business, not on forms. That Slovenia will be a country where it pays to stay and create.
Today, more than 100,000 craftsmen and entrepreneurs create in Slovenia. Our job is to give them a reason to stay here.
