The Ministry of Finance has reported substantial advancements in the implementation of the 2024–2027 reform agenda. The central focus of these efforts is enhancing transparency, improving accountability mechanisms, and strengthening overall public financial management practices within the state. Officials stated that these institutional reforms are considered vital for bolstering the nation’s capacity to effectively absorb and manage allocated European Union funds.
During a working meeting attended by ambassadors from various European Union member states, Finance Minister Gordana Dimitrieska-Koçoska presented these findings. She detailed the progress made toward fulfilling the requirements set out by the reform plan. Specifically, the Ministry confirmed that eight key steps have been successfully completed out of a total of twenty-two planned steps.
This demonstrable progress has resulted in the approval of €142.1 million within the scope of the ongoing reform agenda. The minister emphasized that the successful navigation of these procedural steps underscores the country’s commitment to governance improvements. The meeting served as a platform for the Ministry to update international partners on the tangible achievements realized through the sustained reform process, thereby reinforcing confidence in the nation’s fiscal management capabilities.
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