The Macedonian parliament has established a new government, two years following the elections that saw the formation of the VMRO DPMNE coalition with ZNAM and VRE. The 112th assembly convened to elect the new cabinet ministers as part of a government reconstruction plan proposed by Prime Minister Hristo Misko. The session resulted in the appointment of several key figures to various ministerial posts.
Among the most notable appointments, Yeton Shasivari, a member of VREDI, was named the new minister of justice. Borche Serafimovski, representing Movement ZNAM, was appointed to oversee agriculture, forestry, and water management. For the ministry concerning relations between institutions, Agon Ferati from VMRO-DPMNE was selected.
Furthermore, Sašo Klekovski of VMRO-DPMNE assumed the role of new minister of health, while Sedat Suljmani from VREDI was designated the minister for tourism and culture. The cabinet also saw the appointment of a new minister for local self-government. These appointments solidify the structure of the revised government, marking a significant administrative shift following the recent parliamentary session.
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