SocietyPreview

National

Government of Slovenia

  • Slovenian: Vlada Republike Slovenije

Governs Slovenia

Official website (gov.si) Report a problem with this page

Source: en.wikisource.org, checked

Who sits on it

Sourced · checked

Sources for who sits on it

  • Prime Minister en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Janez Janša as Prime Minister gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Labour and Sport en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Anže Logar as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Labour and Sport gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Jernej Vrtovec as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Finance en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Andrej Šircelj as Minister of Finance gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of the Interior and Public Administration en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Franci Matoz as Minister of the Interior and Public Administration gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Education, Science and Youth en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Borut Rončević as Minister of Education, Science and Youth gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Health en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Tadej Ostrc as Minister of Health gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Polona Rifelj as Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Demography, Family and Social Affairs en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Mateja Ribič as Minister of Demography, Family and Social Affairs gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Justice en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Mihael Zupančič as Minister of Justice gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Agriculture en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Janez Cigler Kralj as Minister of Agriculture gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Culture en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Ignacija Fridl Jarc as Minister of Culture gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Local Self-Government, Cohesion and Regional Development en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Monika Kirbiš Rojs as Minister of Local Self-Government, Cohesion and Regional Development gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Defence en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Valentin Hajdinjak as Minister of Defence gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Foreign and European Affairs en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Tone Kajzer as Minister of Foreign and European Affairs gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister without Portfolio for Slovenians Abroad and in Neighbouring Countries en.wikisource.org · checked
  • Suzana Lep Šimenko as Minister without Portfolio for Slovenians Abroad and in Neighbouring Countries gov.si · checked
    en.wikipedia.org · checked
Report a problem

What it can do

  • Executive power and legislative initiative

    The Government is composed of the Prime Minister and ministers, independent within its powers and accountable to the National Assembly (Constitution Art. 110); it may propose laws (Art. 88).

Sourced · checked

Sources for what it can do

  • Executive power and legislative initiative en.wikisource.org · checked
Report a problem

Sources

  • en.wikisource.org · checked Wikisource, Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia, read 2026-10-12: Arts. 80, 96, 102, 110, 163 (existence, composition). Fallback: Wikisource transcription, official PDFs unreachable. For: Government of Slovenia
  • en.wikisource.org · checked Slovenian institution, office and party names as used by the bodies themselves (Constitution of Slovenia, Slovenian parliament and party usage); office names are the generic Slovenian titles; not read from an official page this session, from model knowledge cross-checked against Wikipedia sl titles. For: Government of Slovenia in Slovenian
  • en.wikisource.org · checked Wikisource, Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia, read 2026-10-12: articles cited in the description. Fallback: Wikisource, official PDFs unreachable. For: Executive power and legislative initiative
  • en.wikisource.org · checked Wikisource, Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia (Official Gazette RS 33/91-I ... 47/13), read 2026-10-12: Arts. 80-81, 96-98, 103, 111-112, 163 for seat counts, term lengths and selection method; holders per term sources. Fallback: Wikisource transcription, because the official English PDFs (dz-rs.si, us-rs.si) returned errors. For: Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Labour and Sport, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Minister of Finance, Minister of the Interior and Public Administration and 11 more
  • gov.si · checked Vlada Republike Slovenije, O vladi – Člani vlade (last changed 2. 7. 2026), read 2026-10-12: 16th Government led by Janez Janša appointed by the National Assembly on 4 June 2026; PM and the 15 ministers with portfolios match. For: Janez Janša as Prime Minister, Anže Logar as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Labour and Sport, Jernej Vrtovec as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Andrej Šircelj as Minister of Finance, Franci Matoz as Minister of the Interior and Public Administration and 11 more
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, 16th Government of Slovenia (Janša IV Cabinet), read 2026-10-12: cabinet formed 4 June 2026 after National Assembly vote 49-30; PM + 15 ministers with portfolios and parties. Fallback: Wikipedia, because gov.si pages were stale/unreachable; no change found in news search for Sept-Oct 2026 (unverified). For: Janez Janša as Prime Minister, Anže Logar as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Labour and Sport, Jernej Vrtovec as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy, Andrej Šircelj as Minister of Finance, Franci Matoz as Minister of the Interior and Public Administration and 11 more

We're still adding some details for this area. Report something missing.

Send feedback

Your message will be shown publicly on the feedback page. Your contact details stay private.