The Minister of Defence, Vladislav Misajlovski, recently provided an overview summarizing the state of the nation’s defense and military capabilities over the past two years. During his address, Misajlovski affirmed that the country maintains a state of security while emphasizing that the modernization of the Armed Forces remains an active and continuous process. Regarding the pace of modernization, the Minister assured the public that all obligations are being met in adherence to established budget allocations and strategic planning.
He acknowledged that this process places considerable strain on the national defense budget. However, Misajlovski stressed that despite the financial pressures, there are no reported delays concerning the arrival of necessary equipment. He detailed that the development of both specialized equipment and personnel is being executed at an intensive pace.
Furthermore, the Minister provided context regarding national defense spending. He noted the current domestic commitment, stating that the budget allocation exceeds two percent of the national economy. He also referenced recent statements from NATO leaders, who indicated that the overall expenditure surpasses four percent.
Misajlovski characterized this higher spending level as significant news for both the military apparatus and the state’s overall fiscal standing. The commitment to continuous upgrades underscores the ongoing focus on enhancing national defense capabilities.
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