Slovenia extends fuel price regulation to highways to prevent inflation surge


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  • Friday, 13 Jun 2025

LJUBLJANA, June 12 (Xinhua) -- The Slovenian government on Thursday extended its gasoline price regulation to include highways and extended the overall policy for another six months to prevent excessive price increases.

"The main goal of the government is to keep gasoline prices low for people ... Based on this decree gasoline prices on highways will no longer be higher than elsewhere in the country," Deputy Prime Minister Matej Arcon told reporters after a regular government session.

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