The Slovenian government has published the privatisation plan for 2016 drawn up by SSH, the holding which manages public assets on the basis of the asset classification strategy adopted by the Slovenian Parliament in July 2015. 30 companies will be involved in the privatisation process in 2016, while others will be sold. Read more, in Italian.
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