Was bietet die Slowakei an ?
- EU Mitgliedschaft
- Rechtsgarantie
- gutes Wirtschaftspotential
- zentrale Lage in Europa
- unternehmensfreundliches Steuersystem (FLAT-TAX 19%)
- gute Infrastruktur
- niedrigere Lohnkosten
- Schengener-Raum
- Euro Währung
Slowakei - Das Land mit Zukunft
Die Slowakische Wirtschaft befindet sich seit einigen Jahren auf der Überholspur. An dieser Tatsache hat auch die Regierungswechsel nichts geändert. Nach Prognosen der OECD sollte Slowakei bei diesem Kurs bleiben. Die Gründe für ein so hohes Wirtschaftswachstum sind vor allem die unternehmensfreundliche Steuerpolitik, die von neuer Regierung bestätigt wurde, kostengünstige Personalkosten und ein liberales Arbeitsrecht. ... und das alles direkt im Herzen Europas.
Willkommen in der Slowakei !
Slowakei/Bratislava (short info.)
Slovakia basic data:
On a surface of 49.035 km2 5.379.455 inhabitants live/inside (conditions: May 2001). Ethnic composition: Slowaken 85.8%, Hungary 9.7%, Roma and Sinti 1.7%, Czech 0.8%, Ruthenen and Ukrainer 0.6%, other 0.4%.
Religion: Roman-catholic 68.9%, protestant church Augsburger of confession 6.2%, Greek-catholic 4.1%, reformed church 2.0%, without confession and 15.9% do not seize.
Cities also over 100.000 inhabitants: Capital Bratislava (428,672 Ew.); other cities: Kosice (241,941 Ew.), Presov (93,790 Ew.), Nitra (87,548 Ew.), Zilina (86,953 Ew.), Banska Bystrica (84,465 Ew.), Trnava (69,844 Ew.), Trencin (59,179 Ew.)
The Slovakia is literal into 8 circles (countries/regions): „ higher regional administrative body “(„ Vyssi uzemny celok - VUC “in Bavaria are e.g. it the 7 governmental districts) divided: Capital Bratislava („ Hlavne mesto Bratislava “), Trnava („ Trnavsky VUC “), Trencin („ Trenciansky VUC “), Nitra („ Nitriansky VUC “), Banska Bystrica („ Bansko bystricky VUC “), Zilina („ Zilinsky VUC “), Kosice („ Kosicky VUC “), Presov („ Presovsky VUC “)
Political system:
Since the 1st Jänner 1993 the Slovakia is a republic and a parliamentary democracy. The president of the republic (at present Ivan Gasparovic) is selected directly, its term of office amounts to five years, maximally two office periods is possible.
The Slovakia possesses an in chamber parliament, which national council, which consists of 150 delegates, who are selected on 4 years. The parliament president is Richard Sulík. Prime Minister Prof. Dr. Iveta Radičová.
Political constellation (only parliament parties):
- Slovak Christian democratic union (SDKU)
- Freedom and solidarity (SaS)
- Christian democratic movement (KDH)
- party Most Híd (Hungarian minority)
- party SMER (a direction party)
- Slovak national party (SNS)
Basic data Bratislava
Bratislava possesses local special status and is since Jänner 2002 also an independent circle (country) also again selected regional parliament. By the establishment of the Slovakia as independent republic 1993 Bratislava became one of the world-youngest capitals. The small distance to Vienna (only approximately 60 kilometers) made from the two capitals at the Danube to few far metropolises of the world from each other removed. Bratislava has (including the suburbs) 599,015 inhabitants/inside (conditions: May 2001) as well as a population density of 1.620 inhabitants per qkm.
Administratively the city is divided into 5 districts („ okresy “) with altogether 17 quarters and 20 land register areas.
From the administrative reform also a regional parliament resulted with 1st Jänner 2002. Its delegates were already selected in December 2001. Likewise via direct election a circle chief (head of the provincial government) was ordered, Vladimir Bajan (starting from in the middle of January 2006), for Bratislava. At present local authority, which was noticed so far by Ministry departments, is transferred to the new regional administration. Their administrative structures are only in the structure understood.
The region Bratislava has an agency for the Free State of Bavaria in Munich in the rank of a fee representative office.
The Slovak republic became in the context of an administrative reform 2001 in 8 regions - autonomy circles so called (VUC - Vyssi uzemny celok) - divided. These have own agencies with administrative authority and obligations, selected by the people. The autonomy circles function at the same time as partners for transnational co-operation and are justified to the conclusion of international agreements.
The capital Bratislava is governed by the mayor (also „ Primator “, at present Andrej Durkovsky of the KDH), four vice-mayors and a consulting committee, who call themselves „ town councillor “, with which Viennese of the same name city government is however not comparable. „ the town councillor “of the Slovak capital is rather a consultative organ of the Primators. Its powers are initiatives, execution and control of the city administration. „ the town councillor “consists of 28 members. Belong to it: The mayor, the 4 vice-mayors, the 17 quarter mayors (district chief) and 6 selected delegates of the city council. Andrej Durkovsky is as a member of the Christian democratic movement KDH a mayor with majority in the local council. The Primator is the highest executive body of the Slovak capital and represents these also outward. The Primator represents the capital also in property-legal affairs. The mayor is selected directly on 4 years.
Euro regions:
Beside the 8 autonomy circles there are several transnational euro regions so called, based on citizen associations in the border regions of the individual entry countries, on local level which exercise their activity with agreement of the government. Their financing takes place in the context of the PHARE program. The Slovakia is since 1 May 2004 EU member.
- Euro region Karpaten (Karpatsky euro region)
- Euro region Beskyden (euro region Beskydy)
- Euro region Ipel - Ipoly (Ipelsky euro region)
- Euro region Tatra (euro region Tatry)
- Euro region Neogradiensis (euro region Neogradiensis)
- Euro region Karst (euro region Kras)
- Euro region Marchland (euro region Pomoravie)
- Euro region white Karpaten (euro region Bile - Biele Karpaty)
- Euro region of the Danube land three-federation (euro region Podunajskeho trojspolku)
- Euro region Waag - Danube - Ipel (euro region Vah - Dunaj - Ipel)
- Euro region Slana - Rimava (euro region Slana - Rimava)
- Euro region Ister - Granum (
What offers the Slovakia?
European Union membership
- Right warranty
- good economic capacity
- central situation in Europe
- enterprise-friendly control system (FLAT TAX 19%)
- good infrastructure
- lower labour costs
- Schengener area
- Euro currency
Slovakia - the country with future
The Slovak economy is for some years on the overhauling trace. In this fact also the changes of government changed for nothing. After prognoses of the OECD Slovakia should remain with this course. The reasons for a so high economic growth are above all the enterprise-friendly tax policy, which was confirmed by new government, economical personnel expenditure and a liberal industrial law.
… and all this directly in the heart of Europe.
Welcome in the Slovakia!
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