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Turkey-North Macedonia diplomatic relations

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Turkey and North Macedonia are marking 34 years of diplomatic relations, a bond established following North Macedonia’s independence in 1992. Turkey has historically supported North Macedonia’s territorial integrity and its integration into Euro-Atlantic institutions. Recent developments show an expansion of bilateral ties into defense, energy, and trade, bolstered by high-level meetings between leadership in 2025 and 2026. This cooperation has extended into the social sector, with the two nations signing a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance social services. This Signed by North Macedonia’s Minister of Social Policy, Demography and Youth Gjoko Velkovski and Turkey’s Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Ozdemir Göktaş, the agreement focuses on establishes a framework for institutional collaboration cooperation and the exchange of expertise regarding expertise. Key areas of focus include strengthening family support, support and improving services for women, children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities, as well as disabilities. The partnership also prioritizes the social integration of individuals with addictions, policies for the employment of persons with disabilities, and combating mechanisms to combat violence against women. Additionally, the two nations aim to improve living conditions for Roma citizens through socio-economic and demographic analyses, implementing these goals via expert exchanges, joint conferences, and professional seminars.

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