Skopje, 20 April 2026 (MIA) - First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of European Affairs, Bekim Sali, presented progress in the implementation of the 2024-2027 Reform Agenda at a meeting on Monday with the the ambassadors of EU member states serving in the country.  

According to the Ministry of European Affairs, of a total of 21 reform steps submitted, a positive assessment is expected for 16, which would enable the release of around EUR 70 million in financial support.

The Ministry notes that progress has been highlighted in key areas including public finance management, energy transition, human capital and the business environment, which contribute to better governance and alignment with EU standards. In addition, it was pointed out that challenges remain, particularly in the area of ​​complex legal reforms and steps within the grace period. The Government is intensifying coordination and cooperation with the European Commission.

"The Reform Agenda means concrete results for citizens and strengthening trust in institutions," Deputy PM Sali stressed. 

Photo: Office of the Minister of European Affairs