Ljubljana

The institutes are currently planning a number of interesting events.

Offering rich cultural programmes and a wide range of language courses, the institutes give both children and adults a chance to get acquainted with a foreign culture and pursue a language certificate to learn the culture's language.

Vino Ljubljana is one of 12 major competitions in the world under the VINOFED - the World Federation of Major International Wine and Spirits competitions. At the 58.

The desire is to highlight the importance of forests, wood and green areas for safeguarding biodiversity and providing a healthy environment for people and animals.

The Municipality of Ljubljana said that forests were a key factor in mitigating the effects of climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

LJUBLJANA - New UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin confirmed on Friday former Serbia football international Dejan Stankovic would be appointed as his adviser at European football's governing body.

LJUBLJANA - New UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin confirmed on Friday former Serbia football international Dejan Stankovic would be appointed as his adviser at European football's governing body.

This year's slogan highlights the fact that cities which promote sustainable mobility thrive economically, said the Infrastructure Ministry, which coordinates the campaign in Slovenia.

The city of Athens has been announced from UNESCO as the World Book Capital for 2018. The proposed program includes meetings with writers, translators and illustrators, concerts, thematic exhibitions, poetry readings and workshops for publishing professionals. The aim of the program is to make books accessible to the city’s entire population, including migrants and refugees.

The composer, who spent most of his creative years in Paris, was labelled a cosmopolitan by SAZU head Tadej Bajd, who addressed the event.

Using modern techniques and media in his composing, Matičič has been faithful to traditional genres. He has devoted most of his work to piano.

The series of events dealing with energy efficiency will be overseen by Energetika Ljubljana, the public power utility in the city, and will cover a range of everyday themes.

The first outdoor library will open in Ljubljana's Tivoli Park, one of eight locations in the Slovenian capital and arguably the most popular such venue in the country.

Another popular spot is on Ljubljana Castle, one of the main tourist attractions in the city, where the selection of books is tailored to foreigners, who make up the bulk of the castle visitors.