High-level Italy-Slovenia meeting

High-level Italy-Slovenia meeting

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Slovenia hosted the 8th session of the Coordinating Committee of Ministers of Slovenia and Italy. Co-chaired by foreign ministers Tanja Fajon and Antonio Tajani, the event discussed a number of topics, including migration, national minorities, economic cooperation and nuclear energy, CE Report quotes STA.

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