AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Cooperation: North Macedonia and Bulgaria signed a 2026–28 plan for joint healthcare initiatives and exchanges of medical expertise. Sofia Dispute: Skopje summoned Bulgaria’s chargé d’affaires over remarks on Iva Mihaylova, whose case has strained relations. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski says she was transferred to Bulgaria illegally; Bulgarian authorities say there is no border record of her crossing. Prespa Crossing: Work is underway on new facilities for a Greece–North Macedonia border crossing, closed since 1967. Local communities hope it will bring more visitors and support cross-border tourism. Youth and Digital Life: A survey found more than 76% of students are considering emigration, citing quality of life and work prospects. Separately, official figures show 93.7% of people aged 15–74 used the internet in early 2026. Skopje Arts: Palestinian director Rakan Mayasi’s Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep won best feature at the Kinenova International Film Festival.
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