Minister of Finance Gordana Dimitrieska-Koçoska confirmed that no new issuance of eurobonds is scheduled for the conclusion of the current year. She addressed these financial plans during an interview with TV Sitel, providing updates on the nation’s fiscal obligations. Minister Dimitrieska highlighted the successful management of previous financial commitments, noting that all necessary funds earmarked for servicing older debts, as stipulated during the approval of the 2026 budget, have already been secured and realized.
According to her statements, the current focus of fiscal planning has shifted toward ensuring adequate funding for the anticipated budget deficit by the end of the year. She emphasized that the overall financing structure remains on track. “We have already secured all the necessary funds for servicing old debts, and, in comparison, by the end of the year, we must also secure the necessary funds for servicing the budget deficit,” Dimitrieska stated.
She added that, based on current budget projections and the framework established during the budget approval process, the required financing measures are proceeding as planned. The comments suggest a structured approach to national debt management, moving from the completion of legacy debt servicing to the immediate operational needs presented by the annual budget deficit. The minister’s assurance indicates that the Ministry of Finance has accounted for these differing financial stages within the established fiscal framework, providing clarity on the immediate funding requirements for the remainder of the year.
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