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Maksim Dimitrievski outlines ZNAM Movement goals in Gostivar

Maksim Dimitrievski, president of the ZNAM Movement, delivered a report to citizens in Gostivar outlining the party's recent activities and its stance on national issues. Dimitrievski highlighted the implementation of over 1,200 municipal projects, including infrastructure such as streets, waterworks, and schools, as evidence of tangible results.

Regarding the economy, Dimitrievski stated that the movement is working to increase public sector wages across administration, education, health, and security sectors through collective agreements.

On the topic of European integration, Dimitrievski affirmed Macedonia's commitment to joining the EU but emphasized that the nation has established “red lines” concerning its identity, language, and culture. While expressing support for dialogue and improved relations with Bulgaria, he maintained that bilateral issues must not serve as preconditions for Macedonia's European path.

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Bulgaria · European Union · Gostivar · Maksim Dimitrievski · ZNAM Movement

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  • [● 3 SOURCES] More than 1,200 municipal projects have been supported, including streets, waterworks, and schools. lokalno.mk · press24.mk · a1on.mk
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Macedonia will not allow bilateral issues to become conditions for its European future. lokalno.mk
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Macedonia maintains red lines regarding its identity, language, and culture during EU integration. lokalno.mk · press24.mk · a1on.mk
  • [● 2 SOURCES] The ZNAM Movement is working to increase salaries in the public sector, including education, health, and security. press24.mk · a1on.mk
  • [● 3 SOURCES] The ZNAM Movement supports dialogue and good neighborly relations with Bulgaria. lokalno.mk · press24.mk · a1on.mk

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