AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUN & Culture Diplomacy: Albania, Greece and North Macedonia are pushing a joint UNESCO bid for the Prespa region, aiming for World Heritage status that could boost cross-border cooperation, heritage protection and sustainable tourism. EU & Domestic Policy: The EU criticized North Macedonia’s proposed “golden passport” citizenship changes, saying they don’t fully end the widely abused investment-for-citizenship scheme, even as Skopje plans to remove the 400,000-euro threshold. Tax Relief for Households: North Macedonia cut fuel VAT from 18% to 10% (Sept. 15–28) amid supply concerns, with the government saying diesel prices would otherwise be about MKD 11–11.5 higher per litre. Government Watch: The cabinet also framed the move as a direct response to price pressure on citizens and the economy, monitoring market conditions closely. International Spotlight: North Macedonia’s ambassador to the UAE highlighted the country’s “Balkan Cultures” Guest of Honour role at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair as a chance to deepen cultural ties with the Arab world.
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