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Municipal infrastructure development in North Macedonia

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Municipalities in North Macedonia are undertaking significant infrastructure and modernization projects. In Bitola, the local and national governments have allocated over 310 million denars to school sports infrastructure, including the development of 24 sports courts, school sports halls, and energy efficiency improvements such as photovoltaic panels and heat pumps. In Prilep, Mayor Dejan Prodanoski is overseeing 18 infrastructure projects totaling approximately 12 million euros in partnership with the government. As of September 2026, six projects are completed, five are in final stages, and seven are in initial phases. Major works include a roundabout at the Tabana bridge valued at over 2 million euros to resolve traffic bottlenecks, the reconstruction of the Kej 1-vi Maj sidewalk, bicycle path development on 11-ti Oktomvri street, and water network renewals in Karabdalica. In Negotino, Mayor Marija Naceva reported 240 million denars in investments secured through government public calls. These 15 projects include the reconstruction of 29-ti Novemri Street, new roundabouts, and the renovation of Marshal Tito Street. The municipality also invested 13.3 million denars into 8-mi Novemri park and installed the city’s first functional traffic lights in two decades. Social investments in Negotino included providing free uniforms and meals for first-graders and support for vulnerable groups. In Ohrid, Mayor Kiril Pecakov has announced reported progress on several major capital investment projects during the first year of his second mandate. projects. Urban improvements include the construction of a modern underground multi-level garage in the central area, the reconstruction of Chinár Činar Square in the old bazaar, and the landscaping of Dutch Park. Roadwork initiatives involve reconstructing include the reconstruction of Prilepska and Adži Mustafa streets, paving asphalt in the Baraki neighborhood, and improving rural as well as connections to Leskovec, Velgošti, Zavoj, Orman, and Kuratica, alongside water supply line Zavoj. Environmental and utility upgrades include the building of a wastewater treatment plant in Trpejca to protect Lake Ohrid and the modernization of the ‘Metropol’ pumping station. Educational investments include a new sports hall at the ‘Vančo Nikoleski’ primary school and the ongoing reconstruction on Kleenec Street. of the ‘St. Clement of Ohrid’ gymnasium.

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