The Democratic Union for Integration has addressed a significant procedural concern regarding the documentation of North Macedonia’s executive proceedings. The union highlighted the failure to publish the official minutes of government meetings in the Albanian language for a substantial period. According to the statement, the last record of meeting minutes published in Albanian dates back to September 19, 2025.
Since that time, an estimated 83 subsequent government sessions have taken place, yet their corresponding minutes have reportedly not been uploaded to the official website’s Albanian version. The organization emphasized the gravity of the gap, noting that the issue pertains to official documentation originating from the highest executive authority over a span of approximately eleven months. The volume of unpublished records necessitates a comprehensive clarification regarding the implementation of the Law on the Use of Languages within the government structure itself.
The concern is heightened by the fact that this deficiency has already been brought to public attention. The missing minutes represent a substantial gap in the accessible public record, impacting transparency concerning the decisions made during these numerous sessions. The focus of the critique centers on ensuring that all official proceedings meet the required standards for linguistic accessibility, particularly for the Albanian language, thereby upholding the principles of inclusive governance as mandated by national law.
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