The government has overseen a period characterized by significant global uncertainties and substantial fiscal challenges over the past two years. According to the Minister of Finance, Gordana Dimitrievska-Kochoska, the administration has focused its efforts on fiscal discipline and developing long-term economic strategies. Reviewing the macroeconomic results, the Minister noted a consistent trend of consolidation and growth within the Macedonian economy.
She provided comparative data, stating that the average economic growth rate recorded between 2017 and 2023 was approximately 1.8 percent. Looking forward, the projections indicate a marked increase in economic momentum. Minister Dimitrievska-Kochoska cited forecasts predicting a 3.5 percent growth rate for 2024, followed by a continued 3.5 percent growth rate in 2025.
Furthermore, the outlook for 2026 suggests a stable and positive trajectory for economic expansion. These figures outline an expected upward trend in national economic performance following the challenging period.
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