AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBanking: North Macedonia’s National Bank placed Alta Bank Bitola under temporary administration after its Serbian parent lost its licence, saying the move protects depositors and the bank’s assets. Governor Trajko Slaveski said the subsidiary remains well-capitalized and liquid; about €2 million had been withdrawn, and potential buyers have expressed interest. Biodiversity: North Macedonia is among nine countries set to receive projects from a new $4.5 million Kunming Biodiversity Fund allocation announced at COP17. Travel: flydubai plans to resume direct Dubai–Skopje flights on April 1, 2027, with three weekly services and onward connections through Dubai. EU Integration: Foreign Minister Timčo Mucunski said Skopje is discussing its EU path with Bulgaria, European institutions and member states. Slovakia’s visiting foreign minister backed Western Balkan membership, warning against double standards. Public Services: The government promoted the m.Services app, offering digital ID and driver’s licence access and announcing 10 new services with the Interior Ministry. Jobs: North Macedonia and the ILO launched a 2026–2030 programme focused on job quality, skills and women’s employment.
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