On the Republic’s Day, August 2nd, Ljupčo Georgievski, former Prime Minister and co-founder of the OBRM-PDUKM, issued a critical statement concerning the current political climate in North Macedonia. Georgievski provided a detailed analysis of the current state of the party he established in the early 1990s. Drawing a contrast between the foundational principles of the OBRM-PDUKM and the policies allegedly being enacted today was a central theme of his message.
Recalling the circumstances of the party’s founding in 1990, Georgievski characterized its establishment as a “historic mission.” He stated that the primary objective behind the OBRM-PDUKM’s creation was securing Macedonia’s independence and fostering an autonomous political direction. In his remarks, he emphasized that the core mission guiding the party’s inception was Macedonia’s sovereignty, aiming to steer the nation’s trajectory independently of external influences. The former leader, who served as the first chairman of the OBRM-PDUKM and later held the premiership, used his platform to critique the current political path.
His commentary highlighted a perceived divergence between the original vision of the OBRM-PDUKM and contemporary governmental actions, signaling a notable assessment of the party’s present direction within the Macedonian political landscape.
Topics: #georgievski #obrm #pdukm
