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At todays meeting, the government was informed about the state of the spatial location of the Kranj Sever motorway junction and about the project task entitled Expert assessment of the feasibility of re-establishing the railway infrastructure to the Hrusica stop. It also adopted the Strategy for the Resilience of Critical Entities and placed the tasks of the 114 call center in the General Secretariat of the Government.Play it
Date: 10/02/2026
Author: Government Office for Communication
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The Government has become familiar with the information on the state of the spatial arrangement of the Kranj Sever motorway junction. A national spatial plan (DPN) is being prepared for the new Kranj sever motorway junction. The Kranj North connection is planned on the A2 highway (Podtabor-Kranj-Ljubljana) on section 0607 in km 3+820 and section 0007 in km 3+825. A symmetrical half-clover is planned with the placement of connecting arms on the northwest side of the regional road R1-210, section 1107 Preddvor-Kranj. The branches of the connector connect to the regional road with two new roundabouts. Estimated investment value: 11,584,974 euros without VAT.
She also familiarized herself with the information on the implementation of the expert assessment of the feasibility of re-establishing the railway infrastructure between Jesenice and the Hrusica stop and the implementation of two new stops in Plavze and Hrusica. The goal of the project is to upgrade track and station capacities for expected future requirements and establish passenger traffic on the Jesenice-Hrusica line. The upgrade is aimed at optimizing the quality of transport services and technical processes and capabilities. Two new stops are planned on the revitalized line, Plavz and Hrusica. Both are optimally located from a spatial point of view and migration needs. On the basis of transport, technological and technical solutions, an assessment of the investment value and the demonstrated passenger potential, the revitalization of the Jesenice-Hrusica line along the abandoned route is suitable and absolutely necessary.
The purpose of the Critical Entity Resilience Strategy, adopted by the Government today, is to encourage inclusion and contribute to the development and strengthening of resilience to deliver essential services. Together with the national risk assessment for the provision of essential services, there will be a national framework for the resilience of critical entities and critical infrastructure. Through defined strategic goals and priority tasks, the strategy indicates directions that lead to greater resilience of critical entities in individual sectors of critical infrastructure, and in doing so addresses competent authorities and organizations in the field of critical infrastructure, namely the holders of critical infrastructure sectors and the state authorities cooperating with them in the performance of tasks in the field of critical infrastructure, as well as the Ministry of Defense, especially critical entities. These are key to achieving the goals and priorities of the strategy. In order to be able to ensure the continuous provision of essential services and the operation of critical infrastructure, they must strengthen their resilience and the resilience of the critical infrastructure they manage. Planned resilience measures must be effective, tailored, consistent, proportionate to risks, concrete and verifiable.
In the Plan of development programs for the period 2026-2020, the government included a new project for the supply and installation of an angiograph in the Jesenice General Hospital (SB Jesenice). The purpose of the project is the construction of an extension for the installation of a new X-ray angiographic apparatus with a C-arm and the provision of conditions for carrying out the activities of the catheter laboratory in SB Jesenice. The project will improve patients access to angiographic examinations and interventions and contribute to reducing the need for transfers, relieving the burden on other centers and shortening waiting times.
It also issued the Decree on Amendments to the Decree on the Establishment of the General Secretariat of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia. With the amendment of the Decree, among the tasks of the General Secretariat of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, the implementation of the tasks of the Call Center 114 for informing citizens is added. As part of the operation of the 114 call center, verified, reliable and coordinated information is available to citizens, which is provided by ministries, government departments and other state bodies within the scope of their competence. Information is communicated in a uniform, comprehensible and practically oriented way with the aim of helping individuals to exercise their rights, fulfill their obligations and understand the procedures. The 114 call center provides citizens with information from several areas, mainly about valid state measures, reforms and other topics under the jurisdiction of the state, acting as a single point of contact that enables citizens to obtain comprehensive information regardless of the content area or competent authority and reduces the need to seek information from individual authorities. As experience shows, this function goes beyond the framework of temporary or project organization and means a permanent support infrastructure for the implementation of the tasks of the state administration in the field of informing the population, which relieves ministries and other bodies of directly responding to individual inquiries of citizens. On the basis of the above, it is concluded that the implementation of the tasks of the 114 call center makes sense to organize it in a more permanent organizational manner, and based on the content of the tasks and their nature, it is justified to place them in the General Secretariat of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia.
