AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater Safety Crisis in Gostivar: North Macedonia’s prosecution has launched an investigation into drinking-water contamination in Gostivar after an epidemic was declared on July 20. More than 3,100 people have sought medical help, and prosecutors say lab tests found coliform bacteria nearly 50 times above the allowed limit. Accountability in Public Utilities: Three suspects were arrested, including the acting director of Komunalec and other senior officials, after prosecutors alleged pumps were installed near a drinking-water overflow chamber to test pressure, allowing harmful substances into the system. India–North Macedonia State Visit: President Droupadi Murmu told Skopje’s Assembly that India’s “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” means “building bridges, not walls,” and urged deeper parliamentary diplomacy. Trade Push: Murmu and President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova agreed to double bilateral trade and focus on IT, agriculture, food processing, pharma, tourism, and culture. UN Reform: Both sides reiterated support for India’s permanent seat on a reformed UN Security Council. Local Environment Fight: Environmental groups renewed opposition to the Ilovica–Shtuka mines, asking for permanent cancellation of concessions.
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