Slovenia and Portugal Strengthen Economic Cooperation with Investment Agreement
Foreign Minister Tanje Fajon of Slovenia emphasized the natural alliance between Slovenia and Portugal, citing their shared values and excellent collaboration within the EU and other international organizations. The recent signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Slovenian and Portuguese investment agencies marks a significant milestone in their bilateral relationship, according to Fajon.
Enhancing Bilateral Cooperation
The memorandum signed by the Director of the Public Agency for Entrepreneurship, Investment, and Internationalization (Spirit) Rok Capl and a board member of the Portuguese Trade and Investment Agency (Aicep) Joana Gaspar paves the way for enhanced economic cooperation between the two countries. This agreement focuses on key sectors such as renewable energy, new technologies, ICT, automotive industry, and pharmaceuticals.
Discussions on International Affairs
In addition to economic matters, Fajon and her Portuguese counterpart, Minister Rangel, discussed the situations in the Middle East and Ukraine. Fajon urged Portugal to follow Slovenia’s lead in recognizing Palestine as an essential step towards achieving a two-state solution in the region.
Conclusion
The strengthened economic ties between Slovenia and Portugal through the investment agreement demonstrate a commitment to mutual growth and collaboration in key industries. This partnership not only benefits both countries but also sets a positive example for international cooperation.
FAQs
What sectors will benefit from the Slovenia-Portugal investment agreement?
- Renewable energy
- New technologies
- ICT
- Automotive industry
- Pharmaceuticals