The National Assembly is set to vote on Robert Golob as prime minister-elect today.

He needs 46 votes to get elected but can count on 55 votes from his party and its coalition partners.

In his address to parliament ahead of the vote, Golob identified three guidelines of the new government, underscoring social justice, solidarity and knowledge-based society.

The MPs are also expected to appoint two deputy speakers, the parliament's secretary general, and chairs and vice-chairs of working bodies.