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North Macedonia transport and tourism development

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North Macedonia is pursuing various strategies to bolster its transport and tourism sectors. In mid-August 2026, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Aleksandar Nikoloski met with the Corendon Group to discuss aviation and tourism investments, aiming to capitalize on the country’s rising air traffic and tourist numbers. Nikoloski noted that the country is positioning itself as one of Europe’s fastest-growing markets, citing a 40 percent increase in air traffic and a 20 percent rise in tourist numbers. Simultaneously, the government is working to resolve To mitigate logistical challenges caused by the European Union’s Entry/Exit System (EES). To mitigate potential disruptions for domestic transporters, Nikoloski stated that (EES), the state government is seeking negotiating bilateral agreements with various nations. Schengen Area member states. While agreements have already been secured with Croatia, Switzerland, and Romania, the government is pursuing similar arrangements with Austria, Hungary, and Germany. As of late August, the administration is working to find solutions by negotiating directly with individual countries. The government plans to intensify negotiations with Austria and Slovenia, with high-level meetings scheduled for September and October respectively. October. Efforts are also underway continue to engage with Germany to ensure coverage on the routes most frequently used by Macedonian transport companies. In the aviation sector, Nikoloski met with Eurocontrol Director General Raul Medina to address growing air traffic. Discussions focused on strengthening the technical and operational capacities of the Civil Aviation Agency and Macedonian Navigation. Nikoloski highlighted infrastructure improvements, such as the recent installation of a new radar system, and emphasized the importance of the Eurocontrol Country Support Program to enhance the safety and efficiency of the nation’s airspace.

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