The ‘Contemporary and Innovative Knowledge Society’ exhibition of the Technology Park Ljubljana will be on display until 12 May 2014 in the Right Atrium of the City Hall.

Technology Park Ljubljana with its proper infrastructure and national programmes in the scope of the Initiative Start:up Slovenia stimulates the formation and growth of innovative companies with global market potential.

The exhibition displays global technological trends, Technology Park Ljubljana activities as well as the services and products of its members.The extensive part of Technology Park Ljubljana activities is oriented towards formation, operation and growth of new companies. By creating new undertakings, it directly transfers technological and business innovations to the economy and thus contributes to a higher level of entrepreneurship competitiveness in the region. It promotes the creation of new growth-focussed and knowledge-based enterprises, provides the transfer of research results and innovative business ideas to the global market enables the creation of new jobs with higher added value, preserves the educational system results in the domestic economy and positively influences the expansion of entrepreneurship in the region.

Technology Park Ljubljana with its infrastructure and national programmes in the scope of the Initiative Start:up Slovenia facilitates the foundation and growth of innovative companies with global market potential. There are currently 287 participating companies. The number of members is constantly growing, as more and more companies recognize the advantages and benefits provided by the membership in such an internationally-oriented entrepreneurial and supportive environment.

The Technology Park Ljubljana exhibition focuses on two sets of activities:

• programmes, activities and results of Technology Park Ljubljana
• selected innovative products of companies, i.e. the Technology Park Ljubljana members

You can find more information on Technology Park Ljubljana, its programmes and activities on its webpage.

You are welcome to visit the exhibition which is on display until 12 May in the Right Atrium of the City Hall. Free admission.