The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) announced the adoption of the Inta resolution, which the party characterized as a significant diplomatic achievement concerning the integrity of the European Union and the status of EU borders. The resolution was formally adopted on July 5, 2026, at 10:31 a.m. According to the LDP, the resolution was passed with substantial support during the anniversary of the party’s congress, held in Vienna from July 3 to July 5, 2026.
The document focuses on the “visionary projection of the EU” and the necessity of upholding the dignity of established borders. The LDP presented the Inta resolution, an initiative that also garnered support from its sister parties within the Liberal Network of the South Eastern Europe (LIBSE). The party stated that the passage of this strategic document demonstrated the collective strength of the ldp and its allies among liberals.
The core themes of the resolution address historical events and the protection of european borders, framing its adoption as a defense of the rights and dignity of Macedonian citizens within the broader context of the Union. The LDP framed the outcome as a major international success, reinforcing the commitment of its members to the stability and principles of the european bloc.
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