Slovenia on the UN Security Council: two years of responsible, visible and principled engagement
During its two-year term, Slovenia has proven…
During its two-year term, Slovenia has proven…
In its final month as a member of the UN Security Council, Slovenia held the Presidency…
In December 2025, during its Presidency of the UN Security Council…
23 January 2026 – Joint Statement in support of UNRWA
31 December 2025 – Joint statement by the members of the UN Security Council: Denmark, Greece, France, and Slovenia
29 December 2025 – Statement by Permanent Representative of Slovenia to the United Nations Samuel Žbogar at the UNSC meeting on the threats to international peace and security
29 December 2025 – Statement by Gregor Jenko, First Secretary of the Republic of Slovenia to the United Nations, at an Arria-formula meeting on Low Earth Orbit Satellites
Slovenia became a member of the United Nations on 22 May 1992. This marked the end of the process of independence and Slovenia emerged as a sovereign, independent and internationally recognised country. Accession to the United Nations was a great diplomatic success and, to mark the occasion, 22 May was declared Slovenian Diplomacy Day.

