FM Gerapetritis: North Macedonia's leaders' decision not to use the country's constitutional name domestically violates the Prespa Agreement

FM Gerapetritis: North Macedonia's leaders' decision not to use the country's constitutional name domestically violates the Prespa Agreement

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The decision by the new state and political leadership of North Macedonia "not to use in domestic public statements the country's constitutional name" systematically and persistently is a "flagrant violation of the Prespa Agreement, which foresees the uniform use of the name 'North Macedonia' both domestically and abroad," Greek Foreign Affairs Minister George Gerapetritis said in Luxembourg on Monday, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

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