The investments that have already begun or are in the process of negotiating state aid, and are part of the TID zones portfolio, amount to around EUR 650 million. These 17 investments will create up to 5,000 new jobs, and will also contribute significantly to economic development and reducing unemployment in the country, VMRO-DPMNE said on Monday.
“In 2025, the Macedonian economy recorded a real growth of 3.5%, which, according to Eurostat data, ranks it among the five fastest growing economies in Europe after Ireland, Malta, Cyprus and Poland, and ahead of other countries in the region.
The nominal growth of the Macedonian economy reached a historical record of 8.2%, which is a continuation of the continuous growth since 2024, when the economy recorded 3%. A budget deficit below 3.5% is expected for next year, as well as real economic growth of around 4%. This shows that when you have a clear vision, a responsible approach and concrete steps, there are results,” said the ruling VMRO-DPMNE.
