North Macedonia, France Discuss Economic Cooperation

North Macedonia, France Discuss Economic Cooperation

Business

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Timcho Mucunski met Thursday with Brice Roquefeuil, Head of the Directorate for Continental Europe of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, and René Troccaz, Special Envoy for the Western Balkans, CE Report quotes MIA.

FM Mucunski thanked the French officials for the country and EU's support after the Kochani nightclub fire, noting they reaffirm the European solidarity "that has strengthened our feeling of belonging to the Union," the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade said in a press release.

Interlocutors referred to bilateral relations and future steps for enhancement of cooperation, with a focus on economic ties.

Mucunski saluted France's strong and active support to North Macedonia's EU integration process, as well as its role and that of European countries in strengthening the Union's credibility in the region, reads the press release.

Tags

Related articles

EU Backs Revised “Greece 2.0” Recovery Plan
The European Commission has endorsed Greece’s revised National Recovery and Resilience Plan, “Greece 2.0,” ensuring the country fully utilizes its allocation from the Recovery Fund without any reduction in funding.
Euronext Targets ATHEX Deal
Euronext has confirmed it is in talks with the board of Hellenic Exchanges-Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX) about a possible acquisition of up to 100% of ATHEX shares.
One in Four Greeks Hide Savings from Partner
Over a quarter of Greeks have a hidden savings account their partner doesn't know about, according to a nationwide survey by the savings and investment app Plum.
Tahov: No Reason for Food Price Hikes
There are no economic or production reasons behind rising food prices in Bulgaria, Agriculture Minister Georgi Tahov told bTV on Sunday.
Bulgaria Joins Key Transport Corridors
Bulgaria’s Black Sea port of Burgas is set to become a key hub in the developing Three Seas Corridor, Deputy Transport and Communications Minister Dimitar Nedyalkov announced at the Balkan Business Forum in Bansko on Saturday.