Dimitrievski: I know the government is making Macedonians not feel like second-class citizens

Maksim Dimitrievski, leader of the ZNAM Movement, stated that the primary objective for ZNAM joining the governing coalition was to prevent a recurrence of past negative political situations and ensure robust representation of Macedonian national interests. Speaking on “Telma,” Dimitrievski emphasized that the participation was motivated by a desire to prevent Macedonians from feeling like second-class citizens within their own country. He clarified the nature of the alliance, noting that ZNAM did not sign a formal coalition agreement with the OBRM-PDUKM and VLEN coalition.

Instead, the agreement reached following the parliamentary elections was based on a joint government program. This program incorporates the specific programmatic priorities and commitments of the ZNAM Movement. The statement underscores ZNAM’s strategic involvement in the current government structure.

Dimitrievski’s comments suggest that the coalition’s formation is predicated on a shared commitment to specific national goals rather than a comprehensive, formal pact covering all aspects of governance. The ZNAM Movement’s participation is framed as a necessary measure to safeguard Macedonian interests within the ruling government structure.

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  1. It remains to be seen how effectively this coalition structure will safeguard national interests in practice.

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