Janez Janša published a statement summarizing findings from the MZEZ report concerning the proposal put forth by Tanja Fajon regarding a special EU representative for the Sahel. The report established that the questionability of the appointment does not pertain to the candidate herself; rather, the issue centers on the fact that the competent authority never formally decided upon the candidacy or the proposal in question. The Ministry’s investigation determined that the appointment in question was not executed by the government of Robert Golob while performing routine administrative duties.
Instead, the action was attributed to the General Secretary of MZEZ, an official who reported directly to Fajon. According to the findings, the nature of this action was deemed an “obvious action beyond or outside the legal powers and authorities.”
The document addresses the procedural details surrounding the nomination, clarifying that the General Secretary of MZEZ lacked the requisite powers to nominate Fajon for the role. This procedural review provides specific details about the scope of authority.
The core dispute, which has been framed as a political saga, is fundamentally about institutional compliance. The report makes it clear that the official process was circumvented, indicating that the appointment was not legitimate according to established legal frameworks.
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