Jansa has become Slovenia's prime minister
The Slovenian Parliament has approved the appointment of Janez Janša, leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party, as the country’s prime minister.
This was reported by STA.
Fifty-one members of the 90-seat parliament voted in favor of his candidacy, while 36 voted against it.
Jansa now has 15 days to submit the composition of the new government to the National Assembly for approval.
His appointment has put an end to the political crisis in Slovenia that had persisted since the parliamentary elections in March.
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