During a press engagement on June 29, 2026, Macedonian Prime Minister Christian Mitchkoski addressed recent reports concerning the country’s economic sectors, confirming continued support for the aviation industry. Mitchkoski stated that the nation’s infrastructure is seeing increased activity, noting that the number of flights has risen by double digits, despite the sector experiencing up to 30% cancellations since the beginning of the year. Regarding tourism and connectivity, the Prime Minister confirmed that support for establishing new airlines will continue.
He highlighted that several dozen new carriers have been established over the past two years, projecting that the total number of passengers transported this year will reach 3.5 million. Furthermore, Mitchkoski confirmed that the government intends to maintain support for crucial seasonal flight routes connecting to Sardinia and Sicily. On a related economic note, Mitchkoski also affirmed that Macedonia is positioned to remain a significant gas supplier.
These announcements provide an overview of the country’s ongoing efforts to bolster international connectivity and key resource sectors. The Minister stressed that these developments are crucial for the national economy, providing key data points that can be shared with international partners and stakeholders. The consistent expansion in air travel and energy resources underscores the commitment to economic stability across the region.
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