Christian Mitzkoski criticized the opposition’s reaction to the effort to maintain Ohrid’s status as a secular cultural heritage site with UNESCO. He characterized the opposition as having turned into a serious and unwelcome group that constructs falsehoods and spreads hysteria. Addressing the diplomatic efforts surrounding the UNESCO designation, Mitzkoski stated that the administration had successfully obtained a list of UNESCO-protected secular cultural heritage sites.
He outlined a multi-stage process, noting that a monitoring mission was scheduled for 2029 to assess progress, with a final report due in 2031. Mitzkoski framed these achievements as a significant success for the public and citizens. He referenced the opposition’s claims regarding the initiative, dismissing their concerns.
Furthermore, he addressed other points raised by critics, asserting that the country had not failed, citing the cessation of migrant issues and the planned provision of textbooks for all students by September 1st, alongside other developmental milestones for Skopje.
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