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Varvitsiotis Meets North Macedonia’s PM Zaev in Skopje

October 15, 2021

SKOPJE — Bilateral relations between Greece and North Macedonia, including the consistent implementation of the Prespes Agreement, the deepening of the economic collaboration between the two countries and the European perspective of North Macedonia and other Western Balkan countries, among others, dominated a meeting between Alternate Foreign Minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis and the Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Zoran Zaev, on Friday in Skopje.

Varvitsiotis underlined the need for the full and consistent implementation of the Prespes Agreement as a necessary prerequisite for the further strengthening of relations between the two countris and realising the common vision for North Macedonia’s accession to the “European family”, a foreign ministry announcement said.

Both sides reaffirmed the excellent level of bilateral relations.

Issues concerning the economy, investments , energy as well as regional developments and the management of the pandemic were also discussed.

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