(ANSA) - TRIESTE, JAN 25 - Trieste mayor Roberto Dipiazza received in the Town Hall the President of the State Chamber (Parliament) of the Republic of Slovenia, Dejan Zidan, who first met, accompanied by a parliamentary delegation, the Regional Council of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Trieste mayor, a press release reported, explained to the President Zidan the main aspects of the current geo-economic situation of the municipality of Trieste He then told the president of the Slovenian Parliament he's hoping for the abolition of the ''vignette'' (motorway toll) on the section of the highway connecting the border between Italy and Slovenia to the town of Isola/Izola. The objective is to facilitate cross-border traffic between nearby and immediately connected locations such as, in addition to Izola, Capodistria/Koper, Portorose/Portoroz and Pirano/Piran, which are the destinations and the points of departure of daily traffic and interchange with Trieste. ''This measure - Dipiazza underlined - would bring big benefit to all these places and to the current situation of connections and economic and human relationships in this area. This measure woild be similar to what was done, with a big benefit for resident communities, by making the recent decision to ban trucks from the Erpelle-Kozina area''. (ANSA).