AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRegional Links: The European Commission has opened talks to bring North Macedonia and five other Western Balkan partners into the EU’s “Roam Like at Home” system. Any change depends on agreements and regulatory alignment; no start date has been set. EU Path: The Commission’s 2026 report says North Macedonia made little progress, with constitutional changes to include Bulgarians still a condition for advancing accession talks. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski says his government’s position is unchanged. Brussels also flagged officials’ inconsistent use of the country’s constitutional name under the Prespa Agreement. Alta Banka: The bank’s North Macedonian unit remains under administration, with limits on cash withdrawals. Mickoski warned that frozen funds at its Serbian parent could hurt local companies with Serbian partners. Population Data: The US Census Bureau updated estimates and projections for North Macedonia as part of a release covering 21 countries, drawing on new census, survey and administrative data. Travel: Saudi Arabia has added North Macedonia to its tourist visa programme, allowing eligible citizens to apply for an e-visa or visa on arrival.
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