The head of diplomacy, Tihomir Muçunski, stated in an interview with MIA that the state has achieved substantial progress in its internal reforms and has established a foreign policy framework closely aligned with the European Union. He indicated that the forthcoming communication from the European Commission is expected to confirm this advancement. Muçunski suggested that the perceived obstruction to the country’s path toward the European bloc is a consequence of issues that were previously created, citing instability within the preceding government as a contributing factor, particularly regarding relations with Bulgaria.
He emphasized the commitment to reform, noting that while input from the EU is desired, the upcoming message from the European Commission will serve as confirmation of the nation’s proactive work on these reforms. According to Muçunski, the government is actively engaged in resolving these matters. “We are working to solve this,” he said.
“In the meantime, we will be the best possible candidate.”
The statements underscore the government’s confidence in its current trajectory and its readiness to meet the standards required for deeper integration with the European structure. The comments position the country as having addressed key domestic challenges, thereby strengthening its case for continued partnership and eventual membership within the European community.
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