The Slovenian government conducted several appointments on a written session, assigning interim roles to various officials across different ministries. Andrej Koprivec was appointed as acting general secretary of the Ministry of Justice until February 4, 2027, after a failed public recruitment process. Aleš Primc was named acting director of the Demographics Directorate until January 31, 2027, while Marko Drofenik took over as acting director of the Local Self-Government Directorate. Darka Trajanova was relieved of her position as director of the Transport Policy Directorate, with Suzana Tajnik taking over temporarily. Anita Pipan and Matjaž Longar were appointed to interim roles in international law and security affairs. Additionally, August Rebič was appointed as representative of patients' rights for the Kranjska region at the National Institute of Public Health for five years, starting July 24, 2026. Three members of the employer representatives body for state administration and non-economic public services were replaced, with new appointees serving until October 22, 2029.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on administrative appointments within the Slovenian government, detailing the roles, durations, and contexts of these interim positions. There is no overt ideological slant or emphasis on partisan perspectives. The focus remains on procedural updates and personnel changes, which,




