President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova undertook an official journey to Croatia, engaging in discussions with her Croatian counterpart, Zoran Milanoviq. During the meeting, Milanoviq addressed the protracted process of North Macedonia’s integration into the European Union, emphasizing the substantial requirements and stipulations involved. He noted the complex nature of the situation.
Milanoviq asserted that North Macedonia possesses the autonomy to chart its own course. “North Macedonia determines what is optimal for its future and the direction it will pursue,” he stated. He expressed a desire for the nation’s progress to be focused on prosperity, peace, and the security of Macedonian citizens.
Furthermore, Milanoviq suggested that alliances such as the European Union and NATO represent a superficial aspect, a form of revitalization, but the core of stability resides internally. He clarified that these observations are his personal reflections, not directives for neighboring countries, nor for the entire nation and its populace. The conversation underscored the importance of self-determination for North Macedonia.
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