Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, accompanied by a government delegation, has gone on a political-economic visit to Budapest, Hungary. Promoting bilateral relations, economic cooperation, and current regional and European issues will be in the focus of PM Mickoski’s meeting with Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orbán in Budapest on Monday.
Afterwards, the PM is set to address the business forum in Budapest, “Day of Business Cooperation between Hungary and Macedonia”, where he plans to establish new contacts and opportunities for deepening economic cooperation between Hungarian and Macedonian companies will be considered.
The government delegation includes Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport and Communications Aleksandar Nikoloski, Minister of Economy and Labor Besar Durmishi, Secretary General of the Government Igor Janushev, Director of the Agency for Foreign Investment and Export Promotion Refik Xhemaili, Technological Industrial Development Zones (TIDZ) director Goce Dimovski, as well as the Agency for Innovation, Scientific and Technological Development and Entrepreneurship head Daniela Dimovska.
