Shtip, 10 April 2024 (MIA) – We will conduct a positive campaign, work on uniting the Macedonian people as a whole. Our goal is not to divide the citizens on political, religious or any other grounds, our goal is to unite them, ZNAM Movement presidential candidate Maksim Dimitrievski told a rally on Wednesday in Shtip.

In his address, on the occasion of the opening of the first ZNAM’s election headquarters in Shtip, he noted that there are about 1.5 million citizens in this country, but as he said, we are too few and it is enough for the citizens to divide.

“Macedonia needs unification, Macedonia needs a president who will be a unifier of the Macedonians and all the ethnic communities in the country. On this occasion, I would like to congratulate today's great holiday of Kurban Bayram to all members of the Islamic faith,” Dimitrievski said.

He underscored that ZNAM is a new political entity, which was created by and needs to work for the citizens, and that it is something new on the Macedonian political scene.

“We are witnessing how some leave, others come who are even worse than those who left, and after four or eight years, the same ones who left before come again and become even worse and worse, and the people are trampled to the bottom of society,” Dimitrievski noted.

He announced that in the coming period, his members and he as president will try to visit every citizen and family. Dimitrievski said that the citizens of Macedonia deserve a better tomorrow.

The presidential candidate Dimitrievski tonight asked the citizens of Shtip for their support to be the future president of Macedonia, because as he said, he will be the president of all citizens.

He announced that in the first 100 days of president’s mandate, he will propose a national strategy to fight political corruption, because the main corruption is in politics. Dimitrievski emphasized that he will also propose constitutional amendments, in order to prevent any amnesty for corrupt politicians.

Earlier on Wednesday, Dimitrievski also met the locals of Lozovo and Sveti Nikole.

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