5 September 2017
Today, Prime Minister Zoran Zaev gave a report on the work done in the first 100 days of the Government’s formation – under the motto “Word is a word”, (meaning keeping to ones word). Zaev underlined that the activities and measures of the Government, in the first one hundred days were aimed at five sectors: […]
5 August 2017
While there is still time, the Government needs to withdraw from the signed Agreement between Macedonia and Bulgaria, as it has essential shortcomings. And in the medium and long term, it will open up more disputable issues, than it will close issues. VMRO-DPMNE’s Executive Committee member, Antonio Milososki today stated this at a press conference. […]
31 July 2017
President Gjorge Ivanov and Deputy Prime Minister for European Affairs, Bujar Osmani met today at the Villa Vodno and discussed the cohabitation between the Government and the President of the country, as well as relations between political representatives and the possibilities for enhancing mutual cooperation, informed the cabinet of the Deputy Prime Minister. “Although our […]
18 July 2017
Instead of rushing and hastily chasing a date to sign the Macedonian-Bulgarian Agreement, the Government should be working towards a better quality of the text for achieving an agreement, which means mutual respect for the two peoples and mutual recognition of the two countries, as well as the two cultures and mutual cooperation for the […]
18 July 2017
Today, Prime Minister Zoran Zaev presented a draft-agreement on good neighbourly relations with the Republic of Bulgaria at a closed session of the parliamentary Committee on Foreign Policy. The meeting was attended by the Speaker of Parliament, Talat Xhaferi, the coordinators of the parliamentary groups and the presidents of the respective committees. Zaev said that […]
10 July 2017
Zaev’s non-transparent approach towards the whole process of negotiations and his silence regarding the insults towards Macedonia by Bozhidar Dimitrov, the director of the Bulgaria’s Institute of National History, who said that the upcoming agreement between the two countries would mean an end to Macedonianism and that the Macedonian language is a Bulgarian dialect. It […]
