VMRO-DPMNE MP Bojan Stojanoski emphasizes in a TV interview that the Government continues with an economic policy aimed at strong capital investments and support for the construction sector in order to increase the gross domestic product.
“These EUR 260 million that the Republic of Macedonia will withdraw will be for financing certain capital projects that are financed from the central budget, this is important to emphasize, because when we took power, we said that our economic philosophy would rest on several pillars, one of which is a strong boost in capital investments to increase the gross domestic product through construction, something that is clearly present,” said Stojanoski.
The ruling party representativesays that this year the state has an obligation to repay EUR 2.6 billion in old debts, which represents a third of the budget, but despite that, as he said, funds have been provided for higher wages, pensions and infrastructure projects.
“The average pension in the Republic of Macedonia has been increased by 32% in two years. All pensioners received an increase of MKD 7,000. Each student received a voucher of 250 euros. The average net wage payment, according to the State Statistics Office, has increased in two years by 15.5%, or MKD 6,500. Furthermore, we can see, look, how much the number of new employees has increased, 17,700 newly created jobs,” said MP Stojanoski.
