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Romania - Romanian Embassy in Ljubljana. Describes the permitted forms of foreign investment in Romania, and the legal type of business organizations.
United Kingdom - British Embassy in Ljubljana with information on UK-Slovanian relations, Embassy services and links to a variety of related sites.
Denmark - Royal Danish Embassy in Ljubljana. Includes information about consular affairs, bilateral trade, related links and contact information. In English and Danish.
Poland - Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Ljubljana. Has information about the embassy's operations and about Poland, and also contact details for the Consulates of The Republic of Poland in Novo Mesto and Nova Gorica.
Russia - Embassy of the Russian Federation in Slovenia, with contact information, a CV of the ambassador and more in Russian and Slovenian.
United States - United States Embassy Ljubljana, explaining Democracy Commission Grants, and also with consular information.
Czech Republic - Embassy of the Czech Republic in Ljubljana, with a list of bilateral agreements between the Czech Republic and the Republic of Slovenia.
Belgium - Contact facts for the Embassy of Belgium in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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