LJUBLJANA, Feb. 4 (Xinhua) -- Slovenia's exports of goods to non-European Union (EU) countries jumped by 25 percent in 2024, while imports from those countries rose by 47 percent, the country's Statistical Office said Tuesday.
Slovenia joined the EU in 2004, and for decades, EU member states were its main trading partners. However, in 2024, imports from non-EU countries surpassed those from EU states, while exports to non-EU members were under 2 percent lower than exports to EU countries.
