Neither VMRO-DPMNE nor VLEN has said whether the working groups announced by them have been formed and who will be its members.
Though details are being kept secret, in an interview with VoA Macedonian on Monday, VLEN’s Arben Taravari said he hoped the talks would proceed that day and Wednesday. He also expects the new government to be formed at the start of June.
There haven’t been talks on which party will get which ministry and which persons would be the new ministers because, currently, aligning the programme is the priority.
Despite VMRO-DPMNE’s stand on the constitutional changes, Taravari said the EU path, in addition to the legal state and economic development commitments, was VLEN’s priority. He expects a solution regarding the EU road to be found as soon as possible.