North Macedonia Military Academy holds oath ceremony for 30th class

The 30th class of cadets at the ‘General Mihailo Apostolski’ Military Academy held a solemn oath ceremony at the ‘Goce Dellchev’ barracks in Skopje. The graduating class consists of 34 cadets, including 28 destined for the Army of North Macedonia and 6 for the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

During the ceremony, Minister of Defense Vlado Misajlovski emphasized that the strength of the army lies in unity, trust, and professionalism rather than individual ability alone. He noted that the military profession requires physical readiness, psychological endurance, and discipline. The Minister also highlighted the academy's role in regional security through international cooperation, specifically noting the presence of cadets from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The cadets will undergo four years of training to prepare for officer roles, focusing on decision-making and state security. The ceremony was attended by Chief of the General Staff Major General Sashko Lafchiski, military-diplomatic corps representatives, and families of the cadets.