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INQUIRY COMMISSION
REGARDING PARLIAMENT'S INCIDENTS TO HOLD SESSION
The Inquiry Commission on determining the developments regarding
Parliament's events that took place on September 25 and the accountability
of those who participated will hold a session on Tuesday in the Parliament.
The Inquiry Commission held Monday its first session at which Parliament
Speaker Ljubisa Georgievski and coordinators of the representative groups
were questioned on what was agreed on coordination on September 25.
Commission submitted written request to the Interior Ministry to receive the
video recordings of the security in and around the Parliament as well as
video recordings of the parliamentary channel of the Macedonian Radio
Television.
The Commission was established on October 5 and is comprised of four members
of the opposition and three members of the authority. MP Stojan Andov is the
Commission's Chairman. The Commission will work seven working days after
which it should submit a report on developments to the Parliament.
PRESIDENT
CRVENKOVSKI POSTHUMOUSLY DECORATES PETRE M. ANDREEVSKI
President Branko Crvenkovski decorated writer Petre M. Andreevski
posthumously with Order of Merits for Macedonia.
President Crvenkovski will present Tuesday this high state decoration to the
members of Andreevski family at the ceremony in the Macedonian Parliament.
With a decree from October 1, Crvenkovski decorates academician and writer
Andreevski for his exceptionally great accomplishments in literature -
poetry, prose and drama.
This high state decoration is a recognition for his literary works, with
which Petre M. Andreevski gave an important contribution towards enriching
and affirming the Macedonian literary opus, reads the press release by
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U.S. DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY DICARLO VISITS MACEDONIA
U.S. State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Bureau of European
and Eurasian Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo will pay a visit to the Republic of
Macedonia on October 9-11.
DiCarlo is scheduled to meet with President Branko Crvenkovski, Parliament
Speaker Ljubisa Georgievski, Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, Vice Premier
Imer Aliu, and Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki, reads Foreign Ministry
press release.
Moreover, she will hold meetings with leaders of opposition parties SDSM and
DUI, Radmila Sekerinska and Ali Ahmeti respectively.
Talks will focus on the possibilities for further enhancement of relations
between the two countries, USA's support for Macedonia's NATO accession, as
well as regional situation in the context of Kosovo's future status, reads
the press release. |
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