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North Macedonia transport and infrastructure expansion
Overview
The Macedonian government’s multi-year infrastructure and public investment push expanded in August 2026. A budget rebalance redirected fiscal space toward capital investments, increasing them by 5.8 billion denars (14.5%) to support roads, railways, water, sewage, schools, and health facilities. This rebalancing also allocated additional funds to social transfers, education, and agriculture, specifically for water management and production stability, while raising the budget deficit to 4.1% of GDP.
In transport, Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski announced a new express road project linking Radovis, Strumica, and Novo Selo. Regarding the EU-backed Corridor 8 railway, Nikoloski confirmed financing agreements for the Kriva Palanka–Dve Bar section and a cross-border tunnel with Bulgaria, supported by a €149 million EU grant. Highway expansion remains a focal point, including the Kičevo–Ohrid route and the Prilep-Bitola highway. Connectivity projects have seen recent movement on the Skopje-Blace highway, though the Izvor-Dibër regional road faces delays due to landslides.
However, recent scrutiny has emerged regarding the management of large-scale projects. A State Audit Office report concerning Corridors 8 and 10D revealed that as of December 2023, only 0.12% of the estimated 1.3 billion euro total costs had been allocated to actual construction. VMRO-DPMNE MP Aleksandar Veljanovski has called for a Public Prosecutor investigation, citing serious weaknesses in capital investment management and noting that the state paid millions in commissions for funds that remained unwithdrawn while projects faced delays.
Amidst these developments, the nation marked 35 years of independence. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski highlighted the government's reform agenda and efforts to address inherited infrastructure issues, while opposition leaders criticized the pace of progress regarding European integration.
Entities
North Macedonia · Government of North Macedonia · Hristijan Mickoski · Aleksandar Nikoloski · VMRO-DPMNE
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"The rebalancing adds about 46 billion denars to capital investments, a 14.5 % increase over the initial budget."
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"An additional 5.8 billion denars are allocated for capital investment, raising total capital‑investment funding to about 46 billion denars."
The first claim states the rebalancing adds 46 billion denars to capital investments, while the second claim states 5.8 billion denars are added to reach a total of 46 billion denars.
- [DISPUTED] The rebalancing adds about 46 billion denars to capital investments, a 14.5 % increase over the initial budget.
- [● 18 SOURCES] Construction has officially begun on the second phase of the Skopje-Blace highway. tocka.com.mk · nezavisen.mk · plusinfo.mk · vecer.mk · almakos.com · +11 more
- [● 16 SOURCES] Total planned revenue is 379.5 billion denars.
- [● 16 SOURCES] The projected budget deficit is 46.3 billion denars, equal to 4.1 % of GDP.
- [● 16 SOURCES] Economic growth is forecast at 3.5 % for 2026.
- [● 16 SOURCES] Total expenditures are 425.8 billion denars.
- [● 16 SOURCES] Average net wages are projected to rise by 8.3 % in 2026.
- [● 16 SOURCES] Investment growth is projected at 7.2 % for 2026.
- [● 13 SOURCES] Two protective galleries on the Ohrid–Kichevo highway are fully completed.
- [● 13 SOURCES] A third gallery on the same segment is under intensive work.
- [● 13 SOURCES] Eight galleries are being constructed on the segment.
- [● 13 SOURCES] The most complex 10 km of the highway, containing tunnels and galleries, will be opened for traffic in the next few months.
Timeline
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1 day ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesNorth Macedonia infrastructure: Audit reveals 0.12% construction spend on 1.3B euro projectsVMRO-DPMNE MP Aleksandar Veljanovski is calling for a prosecution investigation into the management of 1.3 billion euros for Corridors 8 and 10D after an audit found only 0.12% was spent on construction.
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8 days ago
[POLITICS] 12 sourcesNorth Macedonia marks 35 years of independence amid political debateNorth Macedonian leaders and opposition figures debate the nation's progress during 35th independence celebrations, focusing on EU integration, institutional reforms, and infrastructure development.
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16 days ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesIzvor-Dibër road construction delayed by landslidesLandslides and unforeseen technical requirements have delayed the 20 million euro Izvor-Dibër road project in North Macedonia, with new tenders expected to address stabilization needs.
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16 days ago
[BUSINESS] 73 sourcesSkopje-Blace highway construction begins on second phaseConstruction has begun on the 10.5 km second phase of the Skopje-Blace highway, connecting North Macedonia and Kosovo. The project includes tunnels and bridges, funded by EBRD and the Western Balkans Investment
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18 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 13 sourcesNorth Macedonia advances major highway projects and Corridor 8 route planningNorth Macedonia is advancing major highway projects, including Corridor 8, while coordinating with Albania to find alternative routes that protect UNESCO-recognized heritage and biodiversity.
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21 days ago
[BUSINESS] 6 sourcesPrilep-Bitola highway construction progresses with first kilometers expected next yearThe Prilep-Bitola highway construction is advancing, with the first kilometers expected to open next year. North Macedonia is also investing millions in Prilep's urban and social infrastructure.
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26 days ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMickoski inspects Idrizovo sewage project and announces highway expansionPrime Minister Hristijan Mickoski inspected new sewage construction in Idrizovo and announced plans for six new highway sections to boost North Macedonia's infrastructure and economy.
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about 1 month ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesNorth Macedonia approves 41 priority capital projects for 2027The North Macedonian government has approved a priority list of 41 capital projects for 2027, covering sectors like infrastructure, energy, and healthcare to guide future budget planning.
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about 1 month ago
[POLITICS] 5 sourcesAleksandar Nikoloski Announces New Express Road and Railway Tunnel Projects in North MacedoniaMacedonian Deputy PM Aleksandar Nikoloski unveiled an express road Radovis‑Strumica‑Novo Selo, a new Geneva‑Skopje flight, and progress on Corridor 8 railway, including a Bulgaria tunnel and EU funding.
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about 1 month ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia's Kërçovë‑Ohër Highway Section to Open in Coming MonthsNorth Macedonia's transport minister says the toughest 10 km of the Kërçovë‑Ohër highway, featuring the longest tunnel, will open in coming months, with full completion slated for May 2027.
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about 1 month ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesMacedonia's 2026 Budget Rebalance Prioritizes Health, Education, InfrastructureNorth Macedonia's 2026 budget rebalancing shifts funds to health, education, social transfers and major infrastructure projects, raising the deficit to 4.1% of GDP.
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about 1 month ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia funds 1,116 municipal projects under Azizi's development planNorth Macedonia’s government, via spokesperson Venera Latifi Azizi, reports 1,116 municipal projects funded, with most completed or underway, and plans further investment next year.
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about 1 month ago
[POLITICS] 9 sourcesNorth Macedonia allocates over €1 billion to health in 2026 budget rebalancingMacedonia’s 2026 budget earmarks >€1 billion for health, boosts capital spending 14.5% to 46 bn denars, funds hospital upgrades, creates 1,300 jobs, and projects a 4.1% GDP deficit.
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about 2 months ago
[POLITICS] 27 sourcesNorth Macedonia Parliament approves 2026 budget rebalancingNorth Macedonia’s parliament approved a 2026 budget rebalancing that lifts revenue to 379.5 bn denars, spending to 425.8 bn denars and adds 46 bn denars for capital projects; Levica will oppose it.
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about 2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 17 sourcesMacedonia to open 10 km of complex Ohrid‑Kichevo highway segmentMacedonia’s Ohrid‑Kichevo highway will open its most complex 10 km segment, including the country’s longest tunnels, within months; 34 km are already in use.
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about 2 months ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 6 sourcesSkopje advances its biggest wastewater treatment plant projectSkopje is accelerating construction of its largest wastewater treatment plant—40% done, slated for 2028 completion—and has allocated 40 million denars to build about 30 irrigation wells for city green areas.
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about 2 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonian and Bulgarian finance officials outline budget reforms for 2026‑27Macedonian Finance Minister Gordana Dimirieska‑Kochoska outlined a 2026 budget rebalance focused on capital investment, while Bulgarian expert Lyubomir Karimanovski urged Bulgaria to update its macro‑framework,
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about 2 months ago
[POLITICS] 8 sourcesNorth Macedonia builds 18 km of access roads to link villages to Ohrid‑Kichevo highwayNorth Macedonia completed the Mješista‑Volino road rebuild and is adding 18 km of access roads along the Ohrid‑Kichevo highway to connect villages in Struga, Debarca and Ohrid, after UNESCO and World Bank‑back‑
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about 2 months ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesMacedonian Government Takes Over Repair of Teferec Road in Kisele VodaMacedonia's transport minister says the state will lead the repair of the collapsed Teferec road in Kisele Voda, with a tender next week and work to finish before winter.
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about 2 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesNorth Macedonia Deputy PM Aleksandar Nikoloski Announces Fast Rail Corridor 10 Construction to Begin End‑YearMacedonia's Deputy PM Aleksandar Nikoloski confirmed fast‑rail Corridor 10 will start construction by year‑end after studies, public presentations in four towns, and upcoming financing contracts.
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about 2 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesDeputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski announces €6 million infrastructure boost for Kisela Voda, MacedoniaMacedonian Deputy PM Aleksandar Nikoloski announced a €6 million investment in Kisela Voda’s infrastructure, covering road upgrades and urban projects, with over 20 active works and recent street reconstruction
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about 2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesKumano extends deadline for household gas subsidies to Oct 2026Kumano municipality in North Macedonia pushed the deadline for household natural‑gas connection subsidies to 31 Oct 2026, offering up to 55 000 denars in combined support, cutting typical costs to about 22 000
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about 2 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesNorth Macedonia road chief Koce Trajanovski confirms Kičevо‑Ohrid highway deadlineNorth Macedonia's Koce Trajanovski says the Kičevо‑Ohrid highway will meet its May 2025 deadline, with most of the 57 km already open and new road sections slated to start in August‑September; the €800 million,
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about 2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesPassenger trains resume between Skopje and BitolaPassenger trains between Skopje and Bitola restart on 15 July 2026 with four daily services and tickets around 350 denars one‑way after line upgrades.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesMayor Orce Gjorgievski launches mountain rescue service and advances BRT project in SkopjeSkopje mayor Orce Gjorgievski inaugurated a mountain rescue service, moved the BRT project to implementation, and addressed a suspected arson fire near Valandovo.
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2 months ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 5 sourcesSkopje's €70 million BRT system moves into implementation phaseSkopje’s mayor says the €70 million BRT project, backed by the EBRD, is now in the implementation phase, promising faster, greener public transport and new green spaces.
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 10 sourcesMacedonia's Transport Minister Nikolloski Unveils Six New Highway ProjectsMacedonia’s transport minister Aleksandar Nikolloski announced six simultaneous highway projects, including the Skopje‑Bllace link funded by a €31 m EU grant and built by the local Granit consortium, aiming to
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesMacedonia sets 30‑year age limit for student dorms, imposes up to 5‑year bansMacedonia limits student dorm eligibility to those 30 or younger and adds 1‑5‑year bans for serious misconduct, backed by €86 million to renovate nine dorms and expand student support.
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesNorth Macedonia pushes ahead with Greece gas interconnector, set for 2025 completionNorth Macedonia’s gas pipeline to Greece entered an accelerated phase, with most land secured, pipe laid and welded, and completion targeted for 2025, enhancing energy security and diversification.
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesNorth Macedonia's Tetovo‑Gostivar Highway to Open First Kilometers in 2027North Macedonia's transport minister says the Tetovo‑Gostivar highway will see its first kilometre finished next year and be fully completed by 2028, while a new railway to Albania is slated to start work soon.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia's Customs Administration records 22.5% revenue surge in JuneMacedonia's Customs Administration collected a record 12.68 bn denars (≈€206 m) in June, a 22.5% YoY rise, with notable gains in VAT, vehicle tax, customs and excise, agency head Boban Nikoloski said.
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 8 sourcesMacedonia completes Skopje railway bypass to divert cargo trafficMacedonia finished the Drachvo–Ilinden railway bypass around Skopje, enabling cargo trains to avoid the city, cut pollution and speed up Corridor 10, with cargo service expected within weeks and a city tram set
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesNorth Macedonia renovates student dorms with EU and German fundingNorth Macedonia is renovating student dorms with €86 million in EU and German KfW funding, making Stev Naumov and Kuzman Shapkarev the first fully modernised facilities for the new academic year.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 5 sourcesNorth Macedonia accelerates EU accession push and highway constructionNorth Macedonia seeks faster EU membership while launching a €235 million highway project to become a Balkan transport hub.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonian Ministry Extends Gas Connection Subsidy Deadline to Oct 2026Macedonia’s energy ministry extended the gas‑connection and boiler subsidy deadline to 31 Oct 2026, offering up to 30,000 denars per household from a three‑million‑denar fund.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesSkopje Mayor Orce Gjorgievski Announces Tunnel Link and Cable Car OverhaulSkopje mayor Orce Gjorgievski outlined the start of tunnel work linking Limak to Macedonia Boulevard and a forthcoming tender to refurbish the Vodno cable car while continuing to clear illegal structures.
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesNorth Macedonia expands financial aid for home gas connections and renewable energyNorth Macedonia introduced a 30,000‑denar grant for gas home upgrades and passed a renewable‑energy law speeding permits, creating green zones and supporting small‑scale solar and community projects.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesMacedonia Finance Minister reports 8.6% rise in first‑half budget revenuesMacedonia’s finance minister reported an 8.6% rise in first‑half budget revenues to 170 bn denars, with tax receipts up and capital spending increasing 53.5% to 19.4 bn, while debt service was fully met.
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 15 sourcesSkopje‑Blace highway project secures €30.8 million grant, construction to start AugustMacedonia secures a €30.8 million EU grant and €167.6 million loan for the Skopje‑Blace highway; construction starts August, lasting four years, with Granit as contractor.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesMacedonia's 2026 Budget Rebalance Sparks Opposition CriticismMacedonian opposition MPs claim the 2026 budget rebalance reveals fiscal mismanagement, rising deficits, higher inflation and lack of new investment projects.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 8 sourcesMacedonian SDSM denounces budget rebalance and internal reform platformSDSM leader Oliver Spasovski denounced the government's budget rebalance as illegal, raising the deficit to 4.1% and debt to 60% of GDP, while the party also attacked Igor Ivanovski's reform platform, blaming
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2 months ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesMacedonia's Prime Minister says Greece gas link to be finished early next yearMacedonia's PM says the Greece gas interconnector will finish early next year, with full system sync in Q1, funded domestically, alongside other pipeline projects.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesMacedonian PM Mikoski announces rapid progress on Ohrid‑Kichevo highwayMacedonia's PM Christian Mikoski says the Ohrid‑Kichevo highway is entering its final phase, with the first gallery completed, 34 km already in use, and tunnel work accelerating.
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia targets completion of Greece gas link by 2027North Macedonia expects its gas pipeline link with Greece to be completed by 2027, revives three domestic pipelines and plans a Serbia connection, backed by EU‑funded financing.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 8 sourcesMacedonia's Parliament Advances 2026 Budget RebalancingMacedonia’s parliament debates a 2026 budget rebalancing, revising revenues to 379.5 bn denars and spending to 425.8 bn, adding funds for agriculture, infrastructure and social programs while opposition warns‑w
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2 months ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesNorth Macedonia advances energy and air transport infrastructureNorth Macedonia aims to finish its Greece gas link next year and modernises airport security with a new scanning system, enhancing energy security and air travel capacity.
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesMacedonia rolls out €1 million World Bank‑backed rail reformMacedonia’s transport minister Aleksandar Nikoloski signed a €1 million World Bank grant to overhaul the national railway, covering legal reforms, new electric locomotives and construction of several new lines,
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2 months ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesMacedonia receives €1 million World Bank grant for railway reformNorth Macedonia's transport minister signed a €1 million World Bank grant to restructure MŽ Transport, buy new rolling stock, add electric locomotives and advance railway projects, after early gains in cargo‑,
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesNorth Macedonia's Prilep‑Bitola highway set for single‑lane opening in 2025Macedonia's Prilep‑Bitola highway, the longest single section in the country, aims to open on a single lane by 2025, cutting Skopje‑Athens travel by up to 3.5 hours and boosting Pelagonia's economy.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesMacedonian Finance Minister Dimitrieska‑Koçoska Announces Higher Capital Spending in 2026 BudgetMacedonia's Finance Minister Dimitrieska‑Koçoska said the 2026 budget rebalance will raise capital spending, citing improved project delivery and institutional readiness, while revenues meet targets and the GB
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia and Albania approve 2026 budget revisions to fund investmentsNorth Macedonia and Albania both approved 2026 budget revisions, expanding public investment and adjusting deficits, with Macedonia targeting infrastructure projects and Albania increasing capital spending to 6
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia raises capital investment budget to 47 bn denars in 2026 rebalanceMacedonia's 2026 budget rebalance raises capital investment to 47 bn denars, boosting infrastructure spending and widening the deficit to 4.1% of GDP.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 10 sourcesMacedonia approves budget rebalance, raising deficit and funding infrastructureMacedonia's cabinet approved a budget rebalance that lifts the deficit to about 4 % of GDP, adds funds for infrastructure, agriculture, education and social aid, and cuts excise taxes; opposition says the plan‑
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMacedonian Railways Suspends Several Routes for City‑Train ProjectMacedonian Railways will halt multiple passenger services on the Skopje‑Veles line from 22 June to 1 July 2026 for final works on the City‑Train project, affecting routes to Gevgelija, Bitola and Veles.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesWestern Balkans Transport Investment Summit Takes Place in ThessalonikiA transport‑investment summit in Thessaloniki focused on Western Balkan connectivity, emphasizing people‑focused infrastructure, TEN‑T corridor expansion, and calls for public‑private partnerships.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesMacedonia's Deputy PM Nikoloski advances Skopje‑Blace highway at Thessaloniki transport summitMacedonia's transport minister Aleksandar Nikoloski pushed the Skopje‑Blace highway at the Thessaloniki summit, meeting Kosovo and Serbian officials to boost regional transport cooperation.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia's Skopje‑Blace highway construction begins amid political feudNorth Macedonia's Skopje‑Blace highway, a strategic link to Kosovo, begins construction in July after a political dispute between VLEN and DUI, with both parties claiming credit for the project.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 5 sourcesMacedonia's Transport Minister Nikoloski Announces New Express Road Projects and Turkey PartnershipMacedonia's Transport Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski announced tenders for new express roads, rail upgrades and a strategic Turkey partnership to boost trade and transport links.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesAnkara‑Skopje direct flight launches on July 2Ankara‑Skopje nonstop flights start 2 July via Turkish carrier AJet, without subsidies, alongside a new cargo rail link; officials cite rising Turkish investment and a goal to boost trade to $2 billion.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesMacedonia's Shkup‑Bllacë highway moves towards construction amid political disputeMacedonia's ruling coalition says the Shkup‑Bllacë highway, part of Corridor 8, is entering construction, while the BDI party claims the project has been blocked and altered.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia's fast railway Corridor 10 slated to start construction this autumnMacedonia's Prime Minister Christian Mikovski says feasibility studies for the fast Corridor 10 railway will be finished by July, allowing construction to start this autumn under a UK‑backed partnership.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMacedonia and Turkey seal new direct Ankara‑Skopje flight and cargo rail linkMacedonia and Turkey agreed on a direct Ankara‑Skopje flight and cargo rail link, pledging deeper economic cooperation to target $2 billion in bilateral trade.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 9 sourcesSkopje‑Bllacë highway project starts, €200 million EU funds allocatedConstruction of the Skopje‑Bllacë highway, funded with €200 million EU money, begins in July, linking North Macedonia and Kosovo via tunnels, bridges and a 10.8 km stretch.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 11 sourcesMacedonia to launch construction of the Skopje‑Blace highway this summerMacedonia’s transport minister says the Granite‑led consortium will start building the Skopje‑Blace highway this summer, aiming for completion in 3.5 years; the €200 million route includes 5 tunnels, 12 bridges
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3 months ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesSkopje to launch urban train service in SeptemberSkopje’s urban train, faster than buses, will start on 1 Sept, covering the Zelenikovo‑Dračevo‑Lisiče corridor; construction is nearly finished and NGOs expect commuter benefits.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMacedonia advances Skopje‑Blace highway with EBRD backing and invites Turkish firmsMacedonia’s transport minister Aleksandar Nikoloski secured EBRD support for the Skopje‑Blace highway and urged Turkish firms to join upcoming infrastructure tenders, aiming to boost regional connectivity and投资
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3 months ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesSkopje urban rail test cuts travel time from Majari to city centre to five minutesA demo of Skopje’s new urban rail showed a five‑minute ride from Majari to the city centre, far quicker than the 65‑minute bus, underscoring the project’s role in easing traffic.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesMacedonia and Turkey agree direct air route and cargo rail link at Istanbul business forumMacedonia and Turkey signed deals for a direct Ankara‑Skopje flight and cargo rail link, targeting $2 bn trade and deeper transport cooperation.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 7 sourcesMacedonian government pledges €10 billion for infrastructure over next decadeNorth Macedonia will spend €10 billion on highways, rail, health and energy projects over ten years, targeting over 5 % GDP growth, with key highway sections due by late 2024 and others by 2027.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia secures €140 million loan for highway corridors 8, 10 and Kërçovë‑OhërNorth Macedonia approved a €140 million state‑guaranteed loan from four local banks to fund highway corridors 8 and 10, with a three‑year grace period and 12‑year repayment, and also secured a €176.5 million保証
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia invests €25 million in local roads with World Bank support, says Deputy PM NikoloskiMacedonia will spend €25 million, backed by the World Bank, to rebuild 96 local streets in 72 municipalities, part of a €350 million infrastructure push announced by Deputy PM Nikoloski.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia purchases 49 hygiene vehicles for Skopje and municipalitiesMacedonia's deputy PM Aleksandar Nikoloski announced a €4.2 million purchase of 49 hygiene vehicles for Skopje and 72 municipalities, linked to a €25.3 million local‑roads project funded by the World Bank.
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia adds five European flight routes and expands road‑rail infrastructureNorth Macedonia will open five new European flight routes from Skopje and Ohrid and advance major road and rail projects, including completion of Corridor 8 sections and new highways, to boost tourism and regi
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3 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia launches urban rail service between Prilep and ManastirNorth Macedonia's new urban train linking Prilep and Manastir will begin end‑June/early‑July, with 150‑denar fares and forthcoming freight service to ease travel during highway construction.
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3 months ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesSerbia and North Macedonia push ahead with fast railway to GreeceSerbia and North Macedonia are advancing a 195‑km double‑track railway, enabling speeds up to 160 km/h and linking Belgrade with Thessaloniki, with completion targeted for 2031.
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3 months ago
[POLITICS] 13 sourcesDeputy PM Nikoloski announces new Prilep‑Bitola railway service and Mogila infrastructure projectsNikoloski announced a Prilep‑Bitola passenger train to start end‑June with 150 denar tickets and soon cargo service, plus a €700 k Mogila investment in streets, utilities and sports facilities.
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4 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesMacedonia and Croatia deepen transport and trade tiesMacedonia and Croatia sign a strategic partnership to build high‑speed rail on Corridor 10, boost trade to $400 million and ease transport visas.
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4 months ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesSkopje's Boris Trajkovski Boulevard Near Completion After 30‑Year DelaySkopje's Boris Trajkovski boulevard is 88 % complete, set to open by year‑end, after 30 years of delays.
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4 months ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia's Kichevo‑Ohrid Highway Secures $1 B Investment, Targeted for Q1 2027 Completion$1 B invested in North Macedonia's Kichevo‑Ohrid highway, slated to finish by Q1 2027.
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4 months ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia pushes ahead with over 50 km of Corridor 8 and 10 highway workNorth Macedonia advances >50 km of Corridors 8/10 highways, targeting completion by Dec 2029.
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4 months ago
[POLITICS] 4 sourcesMacedonia to complete Ohrid‑Kichevo highway by early 2025 despite financing hurdlesMacedonia vows to finish the Ohrid‑Kichevo highway by early 2025 after securing domestic financing following a Chinese bank loan denial.
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