The Parliament of the Republic of North Macedonia did not approve an interpellation concerning the performance of the Minister of the Interior, Pançe Toshkovski. The vote followed a debate initiated by the political group “The Left.”
Following the debate, 77 deputies cast their votes regarding the interpellation. The results indicated that 58 deputies voted against the motion, while 19 deputies voted in favor.
During the debate, “The Left” deputy, Amar Mecinoviq, summarized the concerns raised in the interpellation. Mecinoviq argued that the current state of citizen security within the country was problematic, asserting that the Ministry of the Interior’s apparatus was not functioning optimally. He contended that the general situation in Macedonia was suboptimal, suggesting that the Ministry was failing to implement necessary structural changes to guarantee public safety.
According to Mecinoviq, the current environment meant that routine activities could carry disproportionately high risks. The failure of the interpellation to pass through the parliament reflects a significant division among lawmakers regarding the ministry’s operational effectiveness. The parliamentary process thus highlighted deep political disagreements over the structural integrity and security management capabilities of the interior ministry.
The vote itself confirms that a majority within the parliament did not support the formal questioning of the minister’s performance based on the grounds presented.
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