The Supreme Court Council has elected Danijela Dimitrovska as the new president of the Supreme Court in Skopje. Dimitrovska secured 11 votes in favor during the election, while also receiving four additional votes. Aleksandar Kambovski was elected as the president of the Supreme Court Council.
Speaking on the outcome, Kambovski announced, “The Supreme Court Council has decided to elect Danijela Dimitrovska as the president of the Supreme Court in Skopje.”
The support for Dimitrovska on the day of the vote suggested that the council members are aligned on a vision for the development and improved administration of the court system. Kambovski further elaborated on his decision, stating, “Considering the message of the president of the Commission, I voted in favor of Danijela Dimitrovska. In her program and action plan, the court was determined to be innovative for administration.”
The election marks a key leadership transition for the country’s highest judicial body.
The stated focus of the council members appears to be on modernizing judicial practices and enhancing the operational efficiency of the supreme court. The endorsement of Dimitrovska’s program indicates a shared commitment among council members toward implementing administrative improvements within the court structure.
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