The Vlada, under the leadership of VMRO-DPMNE, has announced significant investments aimed at enhancing the national health infrastructure by providing modern facilities and improving the quality of citizen care. Major development plans include the comprehensive reconstruction of the Shtip and Tetovo clinics. Furthermore, new facilities are slated for opening, such as the Shkipet and Kichevo Health Centre, alongside the development of a student dormitory and a Faculty of Medical Sciences.
In Skopje, the focus remains on expanding specialized care. Potential projects include establishing a new Clinical Centre, referenced as “Boriss Trakoski,” and planning for a second major facility at the “8 September underground passage.” Additionally, plans are progressing for a new polyclinic and clinic complex designated as “Bukurešt.”
Simultaneously, improvements are being implemented in existing structures. At the “8 September” facility, the operating block, intensive care unit, and pathology departments have undergone reconstruction, and the Bukurešt clinic has been expanded.
Beyond these physical developments, the government has expressed interest in securing funding for various existing medical institutions, ensuring sustained operational quality. These efforts underscore a commitment to elevating the entire healthcare ecosystem. The overall strategy seeks to modernize services across multiple geographical points, ensuring that investment, including
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