NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12774
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NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12773
ZAGREB, March (Hina) - An estimated cost for Slovenia's preparations for and performance of the rotating presidency of the European Union in the second half of 2021 is EUR 80 million and the government in Ljubljana has also assessed that it will need to hire an additional 350 employees for that task, the Maribor-based Vecer daily has recently reported.
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