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North Macedonia administrative and spatial planning updates
Overview
The North Macedonian Assembly passed amendments to the Law on Administrative Servants to promote a merit-based system. These changes include the abolition of promotions without internal advertisements and the automatic termination of employees who receive two consecutive unsatisfactory evaluations.
In related legislative discussions, the Assembly addressed the privatization and leasing of state-owned construction land. Proposed rules aim to clarify procedures for condominium owners to privatize land beneath buildings using existing registry data.
Concurrently, the Spatial Planning Agency reported progress on the Draft Spatial Plan for 2021–2040. The agency highlighted the preparation of urban documentation for major projects, including the Tabanovce and Bogorodica border crossings and St. Paul Airport. The agency also noted a significant increase in institutional integrity scores, rising from 15.3% in 2024 to 71.15% in 2025.
Entities
Kumanovo · VMRO-DPMNE · State Commission for Prevention of Corruption · North Macedonia · Spatial Planning Agency
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia Spatial Planning Agency reports strategic progress
The Spatial Planning Agency of North Macedonia reported major progress on the 2021–2040 Draft Spatial Plan, increased profits, and a significant rise in institutional integrity scores.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesNorth Macedonia Assembly passes administrative law and debates land privatization
The North Macedonian Assembly passed new laws regarding administrative servant status, including merit-based promotions and termination rules, and is debating reforms for state land privatization.
Sources
tocka.com.mk · vocentar.com