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If NBRM reduced the interest on time, economic growth in 2010 would have been higher

Fiscal policy cannot do anything more than what it does in terms of its support to the economic activity, but the monetary policy contribution is missing, Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Financed said in the interview for “Kapital” magazine.

Macedonia moves up 22 positions in economic freedom rankings

Macedonia is among the countries that have made the greatest progress according to the 2010 Index of Economic Freedom, announced by the Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal.

Central Government Budget for 2009

Data on the 2009 Bugdet execution show that the budget deficit is within the projections, amounting to 2.77% of GDP.

Budget is in good condition – pensions, salaries and contributions are paid on time

Budget is in good condition. As of December inclusive, total revenues accounted for 96.3% of the projections, whereas budget deficit was within the preliminary projections at the planned level of 2.77% of GDP.

Kocani first municipality to utilize World Bank funds for services improvement

Kocani Municipality will use EUR 600,000 under World Bank Municipal Services Improvement Project to reconstruct part of water supply network.Vice Prime Minister Zoran Stavreski and Kocani Ratko Dimitriovski singed the Sub-Loan Agreement today.

Capital investments performance reached 73.5% up to December

Capital investments performance as of 30th December inclusive accounted for 73.5%, Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Zoran Stavreski announced, following the signing of the Sub-Loan Agreement within the Municipal Services Improvement Project, financed by the World Bank.

Parliament adopted 2010 Budget

With 66 yes votes, one no vote and no abstentions, Parliament of the Republic of Macedonia adopted Thursday the 2010 Budget, according to which revenues are planned to Denar 143,257 million, and expenditures are planned to Denar 153,720 billion. Deficit is projected at 2.5% of GDP, amounting to Denar 10,460 billion.

World Bank approved US$ 30 million for the First Programmatic Development Policy Loan to the Republic of Macedonia

On Tuesday, World Bank approved US$ 30 million development loan to the Government of the Republic of Macedonia as budget support for economic reforms and development policies.

Vice Prime Minister Stavreski opened FINEKSPO 2009

The 7th International Fair for Finance, Business Opportunities and Economic Development “FINEKSPO 2009” opened Wednesday at the Skopje fair and it will last by 11th December.

Interview with Vice Prime Minister Stavreski for “Nova Makedonija” Newspaper: “Fines account for negligible 0.3% of the Budget”

It is a great success in such difficult year to ensure the payment of social benefits, not a single day of delay in payment of pensions, as well as to ensure sufficient funds for realization of the ambitious public investment program.