AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoYouth & Education: More than 76% of North Macedonia’s students are considering emigration, citing quality of life and suitable jobs. Studentarija, a student-led media outlet, is giving young people a platform to report and track campus issues. Prespa Tourism: Work is underway on a new Greece–North Macedonia border crossing, expected to reopen a route closed since 1967 and boost local tourism. Plans include a hiking trail linking Agios Germanos and Brajchino. Film: Palestinian director Rakan Mayasi’s Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep won Best Feature at Skopje’s KineNova festival, which screened 39 films and hosted filmmaking workshops, including one for children. Shared Heritage: Greece, Albania and North Macedonia have begun preparing a joint UNESCO bid for Prespa as a mixed natural and cultural site, with a decision expected in 2031. Leisure: Eurostat data show 15.9% of people in North Macedonia cannot afford regular leisure activities, above the EU average of 12.1%.
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