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One of the most reluctant figures for further EU enlargement, French President Emmanuel Macron is giving turning points, and with the latest announcement showed that he is actively seeking a solution to the deadlock that has blocked the way of Northern Macedonia and Albania. towards the block.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The Eliza chief announced that he had had a telephone conversation with Bulgarian President Rumen Radev and the Prime Minister of Northern Macedonia, Dimitar Kovacevski.<\/p>\n
Macron said he was ready to call on them in Paris, “that when the time comes,” the representatives of the authorities in Sofia and Skopje conclude a bilateral agreement that would enable the start of negotiations for Macedonia’s membership in the European Union.<\/p>\n
“France, which will chair the EU Council by the end of this month, has been pushing in recent weeks to find a solution to the dispute between the two sides.”<\/em> is quoted as saying.<\/p>\n A statement from Eliza also said that the French head of state expressed “full support for a deal between the parties that would contribute to good neighborly relations and materialize the European perspective of Northern Macedonia”.<\/p>\n In early May, Macron surprised with his proposal to the European Parliament in Strasbourg and a little later in Berlin that the EU could not be the only tool for structuring the continent.<\/p>\n He proposed a “European political community” for those countries that have not matured for EU membership. According to Macron, such an approach would allow Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, the Western Balkans and “those who have left the EU” to become part of a political Europe more quickly.<\/p>\n “It’s a way of anchoring countries that are geographically in Europe and that share our values.”<\/em> he said. In other words, Macroni proposed a second level of cooperation with the EU, where countries would be trained for EU membership, but this proposal was seen as without much chance of being implemented.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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