In the 21st century, only nations that invest in major, strategic, and long-term projects make progress, Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Aleksandar Nikoloski said in a social media post Monday.
“This Government pursues a policy focused on the future. Over the past week, we witnessed the implementation of major capital projects: a new cogeneration plant, the construction of the largest wind farm, and the renovated St. Apostle Paul Airport. These are not merely structures; they are investments in the future, in new jobs, energy security, connectivity, and a competitive economy,” wrote Nikoloski.
The Deputy PM points out that the construction sector has been growing for 18 consecutive months, serving as clear proof that capital projects are driving the country forward.
“We are building today to leave a stronger country for future generations,” Deputy PM Nikoloski noted in his post.
