The new government and the opposition should focus on the implementation and the reformatory priorities including the Przino Agreement in order to return Macedonia on its way towards the European Union said today’s announcement issued by the Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations, Johannes Hahn, who will be visiting Macedonia on Monday.
“The country has finally overcome, with the continuous support of the European Union, its political crisis through well-administered elections and the formation of a new government. Now the new government, together with the opposition, needs to focus on implementing Urgent Reform Priorities and the Pržino agreement in order to bring the country back on its EU integration path. Reforms must be done to improve the lives of the people, to work for stability, prosperity, and justice. That is why I tasked a group of independent senior rule of law experts, led by Reinhard Priebe, to help and advise the new government on systemic rule of law issues” wrote Hahn.
The Euro Commissioner is arriving in the country on Monday for talks about the Government’s reformatory plans and to confirm the EU’s support of the process of implementing the necessary reforms for the country’s EU membership.
While in Skopje, it is planned for Hahn to have meetings with Prime Minister Zoran Zaev, with the new government and the country’s political leaders.
