Governor: IMF, World Bank noticed Slovenia's economic progress

Jazbec and Sodin said at the conclusion of the autumn sessions there had been a sense of relief about the progress of Slovenia, which had been among the critical states three years ago.

"It is a real relief to get a confirmation from an international point of view that the situation is Slovenia today is better than anyone expected. We need to build on this..." Jazbec said.

He highlighted sustainable economic growth and the need to tackle challenges related to developments in the world such as the consequences of Brexit, instability in certain eurozone countries and low prices of energy.

Sodin added that the Slovenian delegation had held several meetings with investors from both West and East Coast who own Slovenian bonds. "They recognise the lowering of risks and see that we have a good story," she said.

While three years ago, Slovenia virtually did not...