During the constitutive-electoral session of the Red Cross Council of the Republic of North Macedonia, Dr. Liljana Ristevska was elected as the organization’s President for a new four-year term. This election marks a notable development, as Ristevska becomes the first woman to head the Red Cross of the Republic of North Macedonia since the nation achieved its independence.
The election underscores recognition of Ristevska’s extensive commitment, professionalism, and consistent contributions to the development of the national humanitarian body. She brings a wealth of experience to the role, having served the organization for over two decades. Her background includes roles as a volunteer, the head of the Municipal Red Cross in Manastir, and the deputy head of the National Society.
The leadership transition solidifies the operational structure of the national Red Cross. The organization views Ristevska’s tenure as a continuation of its humanitarian efforts across the country. Her deep involvement within the structure of the Red Cross has provided her with comprehensive insight into the challenges and needs of the communities it serves.
The election of Ristevska provides continuity for the largest humanitarian organization in the Republic of North Macedonia. Her presidency is set to guide the organization’s initiatives, building upon years of dedicated service within the movement. The Red Cross Council anticipates that her leadership will sustain and advance the organization’s mission during the coming four years.
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