The meeting will debate ways of boosting cooperation in several areas, ranging from defence to economy, transport, energy and agriculture, and the fight against the consequences of the global crisis.
The countries are also expected to discuss cooperation within the EU, with Slovenia presenting its experience with the euro. They are to sign a number of bilateral agreements, while the prime ministers will issue a joint statement.
The meeting will also be an opportunity to take stock of the realisation of conclusions of the cabinets' first joint session, held on 17 October 2007.
The relations between the two neighbours are good, however several issues remain open regarding the status of the minorities, including the representation of the Slovenian community in the Hungarian National Assembly.
