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LDP North Macedonia elects Monika Zajkova as first female leader

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DS, LDP and DOM Negotiate Joint Election Participation – SkopjeDiem

DS, LDP and DOM Negotiate Joint Election Participation Following the decisions for independent participation, the Democratic Union (DS), LDP and DOM have an agreement in principle for joint participation in the local elections. The parties are still in negotiations and the decision would be made official when it passes through the party bodies. DS leader Pavle Trajanov says that they are already preparing for the local elections, with a public call for mayors and incumbents, for which he says there is great interest, but that talks have already begun for a coalition with DOM and LDP, and the goal is a tripartite coalition in which other smaller parties would be interested in joining and is emerging as a new option, as opposed to the two current large blocs. LDP leader Goran Milevski confirms that for now the talks are going in a positive direction, and believes that they would offer a viable alternative for the citizens.

Bulgarian MEP Calls for Restoring Trust between Bulgaria and North Macedonia - Novinite.com

Send to Kindle Ilhan Kyuchyuk, the European Parliament s standing rapporteur for North Macedonia, is on an official visit to Skopje. He has already met with North Macedonian President Stevo Pendarovski, PM Zoran Zaev, Minister of Foreign Affairs Bujar Osmani, Vice-PM Nikola Dimitrov, Minister of Local Self-Government Goran Milevski and opposition party leader Hristijan Mickoski. Discussions focused on political reforms in the country and restoring trust as well good neighbourly relations between North Macedonia and Bulgaria. In his statement to the North Macedonian media, Kyuchyuk called for the existing walls between the two countries to be torn down so that their citizens can live in a better world. The MEP is adamant that bilateral issues should be resolved in a bilateral format and that politicians should take care of political decisions and leave history to historians.