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Prime minister Janez Janša's government has a bad track record in tackling corruption (Photo: European Union, 2020)

Slovenian corruption estimated at 7.5% of GDP

Slovenia misses out on €3.5bn a year due to corruption, chairman of the country's anti-corruption commission Robert Šumi warned on Monday (6 December).

He made the remarks at a press conference ahead of the UN International Anti-Corruption Day on Thursday.

The impact of corruption on the country is pervasive.

Šumi said that successful prevention would enable better access to health and social services, better education, and more jobs, calculating that this €3.5bn amounts ...

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