Balkans | Kovaczewski: The proposal of the Union of Albanian Municipalities is meaningless and unacceptable

North Macedonian Prime Minister Dimitar Kovačevski said that the proposal of the Union of Albanian Municipalities from the AfD party is meaningless and unacceptable.

Prime Minister Dimitar Kovačevski, during his working visit to Gostivar, was asked about Alternativa’s proposal for a union of Albanian municipalities, and he said, “The proposal for a union of Albanian municipalities in North Macedonia is unacceptable, meaningless, and not pro-European and pro-American.” He gave the answer.

Recalling that his party made a statement on this subject yesterday, Kovachevsky said: “Relations in our country were resolved by the Ohrid Framework Agreement, which was signed by representatives of all political parties, both Macedonians and Albanians, and guaranteed by the United States of America and the European Union. Based on the Ohrid Framework Agreement, Macedonia today represents a model of coexistence and realization of the rights of all ethnic communities in the state, and on this basis institutions have been built in our country to protect and promote the rights of the smallest communities at the highest level compared to all other countries in Europe.” Use phrases.

Pointing out that there is a different agreement signed between the two sides in Kosovo that solves the problems that existed in the past in Kosovo, Kovaczewski said, “We have determined together our rights, how we will live and how we will advance, and we are anchored in this regard, we are a member of NATO, a country that negotiates with the Union European, we have become and the security and stability of our country at this point. The high level was built after 2001, when it was entrusted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which was deposited in the state for the agreements signed by all the countries of the Western Balkans from the Berlin process. He rated it.