VMRO-DPMNE presidential candidate Professor Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova visited Mavrovo on Saturday as part of the campaign for the second round of the presidential elections, where she met with local citizens.
“Mavrovo has a special value for Macedonia and therefore the state and citizens must take care of this natural and man-made...
Denying reports that Taravari had met with DUI leader Ali Ahmeti, Alternativa leader Afrim Gashi said the announcement had been made because Ahmeti's credo was “divide and rule” by creating mistrust between the ethnic Albanian opposition bloc coalition partners.
“The trust between our coalition partners is very high,” Gashi said.
“Mr....
We will not be swayed by tactics or threats of divisions, said VMRO-DPMNE about the information from DUI about possible instability if DUI does not remain in power.
VMRO-DPMNE vehemently rejects what it says are baseless accusations and fear-mongering tactics used by DUI.
“The Macedonian people expressed themselves through democratic processes,...
VMRO-DPMNE party leader and future Prime Minister of the Republic of Macedonia, after Wednesday's convincing victory in the double elections, thanked the Macedonian citizens, while sending a message that the country is once again in the hands of the people.
“Thank you, citizens! Together we showed that Macedonia does not...
The DUI central leadership gathered at the headquarters in Mala Rechica to discuss the latest political developments in the country created after the May 8 elections.
DUI as the leader of the European Front coalition, in consultation with all the other parties that make up this coalition, are coordinating the...
The Mayor of the Centar Municipality Goran Gerasimovski invited citizens with disabilities to use the service for free transportation to health facilities, for which the municipality has signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Macedonian Red Cross.
It is about free transportation to health facilities with dedicated vehicles of the...
A total of 1,999 observers, translators and foreign reporters were accredited for the second round of the presidential and parliamentary elections on May 8. Most of the observers are the domestic observers– 1078. The elections will be monitored by 770 foreign observers for whose needs 85 translators have been...