Prime Minister Zoran Zaev, who presented today the “3-6-9” reformatory plan in front of the Commission for European Issues, promised that the Agreement with Bulgaria will be presented to the MPs.
He said that the MPs will have an opportunity to analyze the Agreement at a session that will be closed to the general public because it represents a document that still hasn’t been finalized i.e. signed.
The Prime Minister’s reaction came when the coordinator of the first out of VMRO-DPMNE’s ten MP groups Ilija Dimovski, have accused the Government that it ignores the opposition regarding the agreement with Bulgaria, that it keeps silent about the details regarding the visit of the head of the Macedonian diplomacy Nikola Dimitrov in Athens, and the opposition wasn’t consulted about the Law for the languages.
– The Bulgarian MPs were handed over the Agreement for a secretive insight into its content and we have no insight. Today there was a vote against having a parliamentary discussion regarding this issue. We seek consultations from other parties, for achieving a national and state consensus for the problems with Bulgaria and Greece – said Dimovski, who demanded that the opposition is to be consulted regarding the LAw for the languages.
