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The OECD has regularly pushed for Slovenia to raise its retirement age but such a reform is not planned, for now.
Slovenia will not raise the retirement age.
The labor ministry says the current system will stay in place: people can retire with full pensions at the age of 60 and with 40 years of contributions. Otherwise at age 65 and with at least 15 years of contributions.
However, they will propose incentives to convince people to work longer.
The OECD has repeatedly called on Slovenia to raise the retirement age.
The Statistical Office of Slovenia, SURS, has released statistics on the increase in the male population in the last three decades to mark International Men's Day.
A peaceful protest against wars around the world took place in Prešeren Square earlier today.
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