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Updates on Economic Stability from the Prime Minister
Prime Minister Christian Mickoski took to social media to urge citizens to remain patient, assuring them that the country’s development will become evident once all “financial gaps” are addressed. He emphasized, “We are stabilizing the state to initiate development that citizens rightfully deserve. There is a significant difference. Once we close all the loopholes that have allowed for years of theft from the public, when institutions function properly, and when crime becomes unprofitable, the revenue in our budget will increase.”
Director Boban Nikolovski informed me that in July, the Customs Administration recorded a historic high, achieving nearly 12 billion denars in revenue. Similarly, the Public Revenue Office, led by Elena Petrova, collected 13.4 billion denars during the same month, setting another record. This influx of funds will translate into greater investments in kindergartens, schools, and improved healthcare services. It is evident that these resources have previously been misappropriated into private pockets over the years. The time will soon come to address this issue. Through diligent and responsible governance, we aim for a higher standard of living and better quality of life,” stated Mickoski.
Additional Insights of Interest
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