Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski today, on March 27th, the sixth anniversary of North Macedonia’s membership in NATO, reiterated the cost associated with the country’s name change. Gazeta Express reported the event on March 27, 2026, at 16:47. Mickoski emphasized the ongoing repercussions stemming from the constitutional alteration undertaken to join the Western military alliance.
He specifically referenced the demands imposed by Greece following the change. When questioned by reporters, he asserted that the country is now a “reliable ally” within NATO. The Prime Minister continued to avoid utilizing the former constitutional name, “North Macedonia,” during public appearances.
He firmly maintained that “Macedonia” represents the country’s status and has consistently demonstrated its reliability to NATO. Mickoski stated that this reliable country has proven its commitment numerous times previously, and this dedication will undoubtedly continue. He expressed confidence that the nation has effectively showcased its value and capabilities.
Ultimately, he believes the country has successfully demonstrated its worth when required, solidifying its position as a dependable partner within NATO.
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