On Tuesday, VMRO-DPMNE Skopje mayoral candidate Orce Gjorgievski presented plans for building 50 roundabouts to improve safety in the capital as a tool to get closer to the goal of zero fatal accidents by 2030.
SDSM’s candidate, Kaja Sukova, paid a visit to Gazi Baba, where she promised a modern congress centre and city fair would be built. Levica’s mayoral candidate for the capital, Amar Mecinovic, on his part, visited the centre of the city, where his presentation of plans focused on developing public bus transport in the capital.
The candidate endorsed by the Experience for Success coalition, Aleksandar Trajanovski, said, if elected, he would introduce free transport for secondary school students from their homes to school. In addition, he presented plans to solve the issues related to water supply, hygiene, and stray dogs.
In Centar, SDSM’s candidate, Goran Gerasimovski, who’s running for a second term, said 30 streets would be modernised and traffic safety improved.
In Aerodrom, SDSM’s candidate in the mayoral race, Aleksandar Trajanovski, said one of his main priorities would be to solve issues facing enrolment at kindergartens. He also said there were plans for two new kindergartens, in Micurin and in Novo Lisice.
In Butel, VMRO-DPMNE’s mayoral candidate, Darko Kostovski, who’s running for another term, stated that there would be reconstruction of streets, as well as a new roundabout and mega-park.
In Cair, VLEN’s candidate, Izet Mexhiti, presented plans to, as he said, turn that Municipality into a modern one through capital projects built in line with EU standards. His opponent in the race, Bujar Osmani, who’s endorsed by the DUI-led National Alliance for Integration, presented plans for discounts at stores and pharmacies for the elderly.