The Minister of Finance, Gordana Dimitrieska-Koçoska, participated in the initial segment of the “IFC Day” event in Macedonia, an event organized by the International Finance Corporation (IFC). During her participation, Minister Dimitrieska-Koçoska highlighted the critical role of private sector involvement, innovation, and strategic investments as the primary catalysts for economic growth, enhanced productivity, and job creation amidst prevailing global challenges. She articulated the government’s strategic focus on channeling support toward investments that yield tangible added value.
According to the Minister, a core objective is to stimulate the creation of new employment opportunities and bolster the nation’s competitiveness within international markets, specifically through deeper integration into global value chains. Minister Dimitrieska-Koçoska affirmed the government’s sustained commitment to cultivating an economic climate that is stable, predictable, and highly conducive to attracting both domestic and foreign investments. The emphasis remains on establishing robust regulatory frameworks that minimize risk and maximize opportunities for businesses looking to expand or establish operations.
The discussions at the IFC event underscored the necessity of continued partnership between the public sector and private enterprises to navigate current global economic uncertainties. By prioritizing targeted investments and fostering an enabling business environment, the government aims to ensure sustained economic momentum and secure long-term prosperity for the Macedonian economy.
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