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Slovenia assesses security threat level after attacks across Europe

Xinhua, July 27, 2016 Adjust font size:

Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar on Wednesday convened a session of the National Security Council to assess the national security situation in the aftermath of a series of attacks across Europe.

Cerar said after the meeting that the situation in Slovenia is normal and the security threat level remains low. However, he highlighted the importance of vigilance and joint efforts by relevant agencies.

"We are all aware that we have to be very alert and watchful in light of events in our neighborhood and in Europe in general," he said after a debate by the body that advises the government on security issues.

He stressed to harmonize national security works and cooperation among intelligence agencies, government institutions and those within the EU and wider.

The National Security Council comprises top government officials as well as the heads of police, military and civilian intelligence.

Slovenian President Borut Pahor, as well as other officials and party leaders, attended the meeting. Endit