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  Crvenkovki in Warsaw

On the morning session of the two days lasting summit in Warsaw, the subject was
“ European unity, European values”, which will confirm the dedication of the countries-member of the European Council of the universal principals of the Organization – democracy, human rights and law justice. As main requirement, was stated the need for more efficiency of the European convention for human rights. On the Third meeting of the state’s chiefs or governments of 46 countries-members of the European Council, except our president Branko Crvenkovski, have participated representatives of all European states, except Byelorussia. Also have participated Japan, Canada, Mexico and USA, which together with Vatican have status of observers in the European Council. Byelorussia is the only European state that is not member of the Council.		  
     
  The bell in the Macedonian parliament

World Macedonian Young Congress has adopted the “ Elements of the national program for children and young”, on February 16, 1999 year. The elements of the national program for children and young were presented on the public tribune in presents of the young’s representatives from all political parties and many young, pupils and student’s organizations.
“This month it will be five years from the inauguration of the new bell in the Macedonian Parliament, which was given by the World Macedonian Young Congress in the official visit of the Cabinet of the former president of the Parliament dr. Savo Klimovski, together with the proposition for adoption of the law for children and young “ – was announced on the report of the chef of protocol of WMYC, Vlatko. J. Komicioski.
The bell remains symbol that the voice of young’s Macedonians from all over the world must be listen about the alarming situation in which our transition society is today. WMYC, every year is delivering the project “ Elements of the National program for children and young” to the Agency for young and sport.		  
     
  Corruptive chain with the textbooks

Association of the bookstores of Macedonia has reacted for the way that textbooks for primary and high schools are sell and has asked for restriction of this kind of sell in the next year. They have convicted that in this sphere rules corruptive chain: same people with the same scenario every year are selling textbooks and the classrooms are made in stores without fiscal tickets, pupils into costumers and the directors into originators. Because of that, the Association is asking for meeting in May, in which will be concluded which textbook and from which author will be in use for the next year.		  
     
  Martin Vucic is supported by WMYC

The World Macedonian Young Congress in the night program of the Macedonian radio – Radio Skopje on 7-8 of May was direct guest in the show, in which main guest was Macedonian representative in Eurosong 2005, Martin Vucuc. With that, WMYC has promoted the campaign for support of our representative for Song of Eurovision, which semifinal was held on 19 of May in the Ukraine’s capital city Kiev.
The Studio of the Macedonian radio has realized direct contacts with the young Macedonians, representatives of the World Macedonian Young Congress from Amsterdam, Dieseldorf, Vienna, Paris, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, Luxembourg, Milan, Brussels, Bern and other cities around Europe. With them was talk about their organization in the European states and their most important contribution in the televoting for good place of our representative in the final selection of Eurosong. Also WMYC is appealing all Macedonians in the European countries to give their support by telephone calls for the song of Martin Vucic with number 17 – Make My Day.		  
     
 

Reception in Kiril Pejcinovic’s honor

On the occasion of the 160 years from the death ot the outstanding character in the Macedonian literature, Kiril Pejcinovic, the Association for reconstruction and revitalization of Lesok and the Monastery of Lesok, today on 20 of May with special manifestation will give honor to the great man from the XIX century.
Kiril Pejcinovis was one of the first educators, writers from the first half of the XIX century, which succeeded to renovate the Monastery “St. Anastasia” in Lesok in 1818 year. He was born in 1771 year in the village Tearce, near Tetovo. His literature works were written on old Macedonian language and were with didactic and moralistic subjects. His most famous work is “Mirror” unsealed in Budim in 1816 year. This famous Macedonian educator has visited the Monastery Hilandar in Saint’s Mountain. Kiril Pejcinovic trough his desire has succeeded to build the Monastery “St Anastasia” in Lesok as holy place of education and culture with national meaning and character.

  
     
 

Golden fairy for the Women’s young chorus

Women’s young chorus of the Chorus studio “Rustiko” and PF “St Kliment Ohridski” – Skopje under the direction of the professor Zapro Zaprov has participated on the 5 International chorus competition “Golden Fairy” in Prijedor, Serbian Republic (BH), from 5 till 7 of May. In the competition of eight choruses from five countries, this ensemble has win two awards: first award “ Golden fairy” and award from the audience. The professor Zapro Zaprov has give seminar on subjects: Personality of the chorus’s conductor, Chorus’s repertoire and Reading of the modern chorus score.

  
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
 

 

  

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  NIMETZ TO MEET MACEDONIA'S TOP OFFICIALS


UN Secretary-General's Personal Envoy Matthew Nimetz Thursday will hold a joint meeting with the Macedonian President Branko Crvenkovski, PM Vlado Buckovski and FM Ilinka Mitreva.
Macedonia is expected to reiterate the proposal for the double-name formula at the meeting.
"The solution for the name dispute will largely depend on both parties. The discussions will develop under the auspices of the UN Secretary General, while my role is one of a mediator," UN Secretary-General's Personal Envoy Matthew Nimetz said Wednesday upon his arrival in Skopje.
"Both sides are interested in finding a solution. I am here to listen to the Government's position, and I hope we will have a good discussion. After the meeting, we will see if the Government proposes a certain solution. I believe this is a very important issue for the country and its people; therefore my approach is a serious one," mediator Nimetz stated.
"I don't know the exact date of the meeting with the other side, but I am in constant contact with both parties, who have agreed that the issue should be resolved in a friendly manner. According to me, it is important that both countries live in harmony because they are neighbours that have a different understanding regarding this issue. The objective is to reach a satisfactory solution for both countries," Nimetz stressed.


PARLIAMENT ADOPTS PROPOSAL ON CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES


Parliament deputies unanimously adopted Wednesday the Proposal for changes in the Macedonian Constitution. The Parliament also passed a decision that obliges the Government to prepare and submit the text on the draft-amendments to the Parliament within 60 days.
Minister of Justice Meri Mladenovska-Gjorgjievska presented the Government's proposal, saying that the constitutional changes would contribute to the development of European standards in the sphere of judiciary, as well as strengthen the judicial authorities.
"The constitutional changes refer to the envisaged reforms aimed at efficient and independent judiciary. They will not change the concept of the Constitution, but create conditions for initiation of legal changes", Mladenovska-Gjorgjievska said.
Welcoming the high level of agreement and support to the initiative by the political parties, the Justice Minister stated that the Proposal was just the first stage, which defined the direction of the planned constitutional changes. The changes foresee the establishment of a body replacing the current Republic Judicial Council, election of judges and their mandate, as well as redefinition of term "punishable acts", which encompasses violations and executive cases, thus unburdening the judiciary from these two spheres.
A working group within the Justice Ministry comprised of individuals from the judicial institutions, position and opposition parties, as well as scientists created the proposal.