AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Cooperation: North Macedonia and Bulgaria signed a 2026–28 plan to expand medical expertise-sharing and joint healthcare initiatives. Youth and Emigration: More than 76% of students surveyed in North Macedonia said they were considering emigration, citing quality of life and a lack of jobs matching their qualifications. Prespa Development: Work is underway on a new Greece–North Macedonia border crossing, expected to revive a route closed since 1967 and support tourism and local business. Regional Tensions: Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski says he will raise the case of Iva Mihaylova, who faces proceedings over a fatal crash, with NATO and the EU, accusing Bulgaria of sheltering her; Sofia has not handed her over. Foreign Influence: A BIRN investigation found Serbia’s diaspora administration awarded more than €250,000 to regional groups, including organizations in North Macedonia whose leaders or activities have links to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party. Prespa Heritage: Greece, Albania and North Macedonia have agreed to prepare a joint UNESCO bid for the area as a mixed natural and cultural site.
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