AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreek-North Macedonian Tensions: Greece’s embassy in Skopje protested a banner at an MZT basketball game depicting Greek territory, including Thessaloniki and Halkidiki, as part of North Macedonia. Athens said the display ran counter to the Prespa Agreement. Prespa Cooperation: North Macedonia, Greece and Albania signed a declaration to seek UNESCO World Heritage status for the Prespa region. Separately, Greece-backed restoration of the 12th-century frescoes at Kurbinovo’s St George Church has been completed. EU Accession: Bulgaria says it will not discuss renegotiating Skopje’s EU commitments and insists constitutional amendments recognizing Bulgarians are needed for accession talks to advance. North Macedonia’s foreign minister has called for continued dialogue, while acknowledging the two sides remain far apart. Corridor VIII: Regional officials framed the transport project as a strategic link for trade, European integration and security, not just infrastructure. Public Health: North Macedonia plans to use Japanese BCG vaccines for a year while checks continue on a Bulgarian-made vaccine suspended as a precaution.
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