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It is in the immediate vicinity of the business and shopping centre as well as the historical and culture sights of Maribor.

Hotel Piramida is located in the city center of Maribor.

[...] [...] Information Science in Maribor as IZUM-Regional [...] [...]

You will find us near main railway station Maribor, around 500 m from Highway exit Melje.

The attractive adrenaline park and modern thermal complex on the foothills of Pohorje as well as the city of Maribor, which boasts a charming, old town core, a rich heritage, pleasant experiences and friendly people are just a few more reasons why you should visit Mariborsko Pohorje.

Namely, the hostel is situated in the centre of Maribor in the approximate vicinity of the Rectorate of the University of Maribor, the Faculty of Economics and Business, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Law and also the University Library, city museum, city cathedrals, city park and to the shoping centers area.

[...] [...] European Integration” (Maribor, Slovenia, October 2001).

The Government of Slovenia proposed establishment of a category 2 centre under the auspices of UNESCO by transforming the Institute of Information Science in Maribor.

Recommends that the General Conference, at its 36th session, approve the establishment in Maribor, Slovenia, of the regional centre for library information systems and current research information systems (IZUM) as a category 2 centre under the auspices of UNESCO, and that it authorize the Director-General to sign the corresponding agreement.

Celje is situated on the juncture of the highway and the railway part of the 5th and 10th corridor, halfway between traffic intersection Ljubljana - Maribor or even at the connection of the three major Slovene traffic centers Koper, Ljubljana and Maribor, which places Celje into a truly favorable traffic and communicational position.

Recommends that the General Conference, at its 36th session, approve the transformation of the Institute of Information Science in Maribor, Slovenia as a category 2 centre under the auspices of UNESCO, and that it authorize the Director-General to sign the corresponding agreement.

In 1994 and based on the Decision on the Reorganization of the University Institute of Information Sciences it was reorganized into a public institution (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 25/94) to become independent from the University of Maribor and has been renamed the Institute of Information Science.

[...] road Maribor-Bellevue, just under a kilometre from the upper [...] [...]

[...] University of Maribor was transformed into the University Institute of Information Sciences by the Ordinance on the Establishment of the University Institute of Information Sciences as a public research institution (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 10/92) and registered at the Maribor Basic Court [...]

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