At Thursday’s Q&A session in Parliament, Mickoski again said that as long as he was the PM, there would be no constitutional changes until two conditions, rights for Macedonians in Bulgaria and EU guarantees that there would no longer be bilateral vetoing, were met.
Regarding Safe City, he rejected accusations from MPs from the ethnic Albanian bloc that the project was ethnically motivated. However, Mickoski stated that it would be implemented regardless of pressures and the political price because it was saving lives.
On his part, Interior Minister Toshkovski refuted accusations that staff changes were being made within his institution that could harm police.
Safety of citizens has been significantly improved, while figures on overall crime are the best they’ve been since 2006, he assessed. Among the other topics at the session were ones related to equitable representation.