PM Mickoski expects the new ministers that will be elected will work in the interest of citizens. Asked what the new position of European Affairs Minister Murtezani would be, he stated that he was exceptionally satisfied with his work.
“Sure enough, I expect our cooperation to continue further at some other position”, Mickoski underlined.
Currently, the government is focused on the upcoming Western Balkans-EU Summit, which will be held in the December 17-18 period. Asked whether a Badinter majority had been secured within Parliament, the PM said he associated that with the vote on reform laws, on which the EU office had voiced a positive stand.
“I don’t expect any MP, once such a reform law comes to the agenda, which is welcomed surely by the office of the EU itself in the country, to vote against or not vote at all”, he stressed.