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  1. Macedonian authorities reported on the progress of ongoing highway construction projects, alongside updates regarding international support for the country's reform agenda.
  2. The Macedonian government launched new highway construction projects connecting various regions, including Skopje, Ohrid, Tetovo, and Gostivar.

Ministry of Transport supports new road construction in Brvenica

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What happened

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On October 23, 2026, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Aleksandar Nikoloski visited Brvenica. He announced that a contractor has been selected to build a road leading to the village of Stenche and the Church of St. Catherine. This new road will provide a faster route, bypassing the Tetovo-Gostivar highway.

From english.republika.mk

Why it matters

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The project is intended to allow more tourists to visit Stenche and the Church of St. Catherine, which could help develop the area’s economic potential. This initiative is part of broader highway construction efforts by the Macedonian government.

The Macedonian government has launched new highway construction projects connecting various regions, including Skopje, Ohrid, Tetovo, and Gostivar.

From english.republika.mk

Who's involved

  • Ministry of TransportProvided support for the road project in Brvenica.
  • BrvenicaLocation where the new road project is being implemented.
  • TetovoTown near Brvenica, connected by the highway the new road bypasses.

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  • MacedoniaSpeculative

    Could benefit from government funding for regional infrastructure, potentially boosting national economic potential.

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