AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFuel Reform: North Macedonia approved strict new fuel rules to ban low-quality petrol and diesel, forcing all oil companies to meet the same standards and replace outdated guidelines. Aviation Growth: Passenger air traffic rose in May, with North Macedonia up 27.4% year-on-year, while Albania recorded a 26% jump, reflecting more routes and tourism demand. Visa Update: Germany published its 2026 list of 62 visa-free countries for short stays, including North Macedonia, with entry allowed for up to 90 days in a 180-day period (no work permitted). Coalition of the Willing: Zelenskyy arrived in Paris as leaders from the expanded coalition—now including Moldova and North Macedonia—prepare talks focused on Ukraine’s air and missile defense and security guarantees. U20 Wrestling in Skopje: Ukraine and Azerbaijan delivered strong results at the U20 European Championships in Skopje, with multiple medal wins including gold for Azerbaijan’s Yusif Dursunov. Local Politics (Tetovo): Protests erupted in Tetovo after a court decision removed Albanian street names, with demonstrators demanding an emergency council vote to restore them. Regional Energy: Greece’s energy exports to Southeast Europe continue to grow, with the Thessaloniki–Skopje VARDAX pipeline highlighted as key for diesel supplies to North Macedonia.
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