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PARLIAMENT SPEAKER
GEORGIEVSKI
VISITS GREAT BRITAIN
Parliament Speaker Ljubisa Georgievski pays Thursday through Saturday a
visit to Great Britain, heading a delegation of about 30 MPs, who will take
part at Wilton Park Conference, MIA reports from London.
Speaker Georgievski is scheduled to visit the United Kingdom Parliament and
hold meetings with House of Commons Deputy-Speaker, conservative party MP
John Randall, who is secretary of the parliamentary group for cooperation
with the Macedonian Parliament, and leadership of Westminster Foundation for
Democracy.
The meetings will focus on inter-parliamentary cooperation, as well as
Macedonia's Euro-Atlantic integration.
A three-day conference on topic "Macedonian Parliament - Towards EU
Accession" begins late Thursday in Wilton Park. MPs of all groups within the
Macedonian Parliament take part.
PHOTO EXHIBIT ON
TOSE PROESKI'S HUMANITARIAN ACTIVITY OPENS, BRONZE STATUE UNVEILED
An exhibition of 27 photographs about the humanitarian activity of Tose
Proeski was opened in the memorial room - Museum of Mother Theresa in
organisation of "Mother Theresa" civic association.
- We gathered here today to glorify his work because he showed us how and
what to do and that we should be proud of what we're leaving behind in the
world and in the centuries, said association's president Stojan Trencevski
in his address.
We are here together today, he added, to remind us and to urge kindness,
humanity and understanding through 27 portraits of his humanitarian mission,
created by numerous authors.
UNESCO artist for peace, maestro Boris Trajanov unveiled the first bronze
statue with Tose's image, designed by sculptor Mitko Tasev.
The photo exhibition will be displayed throughout 2008 in several Macedonian
towns, as well as in Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia&Herzegovina, Slovenia, England,
Vatican and India.
The bronze statue of Tose will be presented to his parents on his birthday -
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KACIN: MACEDONIA IN EU AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE
Slovenian Member of European Parliament (MEP) and Group of the Alliance of
Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) Rapporteur for Macedonia, Jelko
Kacin said Wednesday before the EP Foreign Affairs Committee it is important
that Macedonia's EU accession talks start as soon as possible, along with
determination of a date.
"I hope that Macedonian will soon become EU's official language, under that
name, not a different one as certain neighboring countries would like to
use", said Kacin, adding that latest Macedonia-Greece name talks have not
resulted in a solution, but the statement of UN Envoy Matthew Nimetz on the
constructiveness of negotiations is encouraging.
"I would like chairman of the Foreign Ministers' Council, Dimitrij Rupel to
be as enthusiastic towards Macedonia as he is for Serbia. Even more, I would
like talks for annulment of visas for Serbian nationals to be preceded by
such talks for Macedonian citizens", stated Kacin, adding that the
Macedonian Government has done a lot in this field, along with the
introduction of biometric passports.
"I believe that Macedonia and its citizens deserve this", said MEP Kacin in
Brussels. |
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