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🎙️GOVSI Podkast |E31 | Klemen Boštjančič

GOVSI podkast: "Vlaganja v znanje, zdravje in varnost so naložbe v prihodnost" V novi epizodi vladnega podkasta GOVSI je finančni minister Klemen Boštjančič spregovoril o sprejetih proračunih za leti 2026 in 2027, ključnih prioritetah vlade ter izvedenih reformah, ki po njegovih besedah krepijo finančno stabilnost in razvoj države. Minister je izpostavil, da med osrednje prioritete vlade sodijo vlaganja v zdravstvo, izobraževanje, raziskave in stanovanjsko politiko. Poudaril je, da vlada vodi vzdržno fiskalno politiko, ki omogoča investicije v dolgoročni razvoj. Ponosen je, da je vladi uspelo vsako leto doseči dogovor z občinami o povprečnini ter izvesti nekatere ključne reforme: od reforme plačnega sistema v javnem sektorju do pokojninsko reformo in vzpostavitve sistema dolgotrajne oskrbe. Ob tem je izpostavil, da so tudi zato vse večje bonitetne agencije v zadnjem letu zvišale oceno Slovenije. Dotaknil se je tudi naraščajočih izdatkov za varnost, ki jih vidi kot nujo v spremenjenih globalnih razmerah. _____ Minister Boštjančič: “Investments in knowledge, health and security are investments in the future” In the latest episode of the government podcast GOVSI, Minister of Finance Klemen Boštjančič presented the adopted state budgets for 2026 and 2027, the government’s key development priorities and the implemented reforms that contribute to strengthening Slovenia’s financial stability and long-term development. The Minister underlined that the government’s main priorities include investments in healthcare, education, research and housing policy. He emphasized that the government is pursuing a responsible fiscal policy that enables investments in sustainable development. Minister Boštjančič expressed satisfaction that the government has reached agreements with municipalities on the level of per capita funding (povprečnina) each year of its mandate and that it has implemented several key reforms, including the public sector pay reform, the pension reform and the introduction of the long-term care system. He noted that these efforts have also been recognised internationally, as all major credit rating agencies upgraded Slovenia’s rating over the past year, confirming the country’s fiscal stability and credibility. The Minister also referred to increased security-related expenditures, which he described as a necessity in light of changing global circumstances.