More for Defense than for Infrastructure and Energy Combined
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Of the 635 million euros that the law allowed until the end of 2025, only 292 million were spent on weapons and equipment in the period 2021-2025 - barely 46 percent. Last year, in 2025, only 54 million of the allowed 145 million remained to be realized. Defense Minister Valentin Hajdinjak made it clear that with the current […] The post Golob's government has not even come close to the legal limit on spending on the Slovenian Army first appeare…
A quarter more funds for the General Staff of the Slovenian Armed Forces. How much money will be allocated to individual ministries after the budget amendment?
Slovenia has allocated significantly less funds for the purchase of weapons and equipment than is stipulated in the Act on Providing Funds for Investments in the Slovenian Armed Forces. Realized payments in the period 2021 to 2025 reached barely 46 percent of the permitted spending.
Increasing the Military Budget in Slovenia: Who Pays, What Is Bought and What Is the Goal Until 2035
This year, Slovenia will increase defense allocations to around 1.7 billion euros, or 2.03 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), the Slovenian said today.
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