In response to Filipche’s comments that he would reject the invitation to a leaders’ meeting, PM Mickoski said on Thursday that the SDSM leader was acting immaturely and irresponsibly.
“With 61 votes in Parliament, we can abolish the technical government concept, we don’t need the opposition’s opinion, but we want the process to be inclusive. If we had wanted to act immaturely, we would have then been able to do so even without a leaders’ meeting.
However, I wanted for us to talk at the leaders’ meeting also on the reform laws because they will be in Parliament, such as the Public Prosecutor’s Office law, the Electoral Code, the Judicial Council Law, but also another four reform laws”, he pointed out.
Also, Mickoski underlined that reforms and projects, not early elections, were a priority of his.