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And Macedonia would soon corrupt, Cassander.
Its highest-level officials stressed that Macedonia would remain in the negotiation process.
She said Macedonia would contribute to EU efforts to solidify its common security and defence policy.
Macedonian Prime Minister Vlado Buckovski pledged that Macedonia would succeed in its membership bid.[AFP].
The operation in Macedonia would then be the first in which the 15-member union would have command responsibility.
Crvenkovski also stressed that despite early elections, Macedonia would continue the negotiations on the name issue.
Crvenkovski said Macedonia would continue to be a sincere and reliable US partner as part of the global anti-terror coalition.
The Macedonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Macedonia would receive an invitation for NATO membership.
Macedonia would not exist as it is today if the agreement were not reached, ending the 2001 conflict," he said.
Last year, the government said Macedonia would be immune to the world economic crisis-- wrong they were.
Sašo Dimitrijoski, director of MARnet, the Macedonian national Internet register,noted that Macedonia would soon get its own Cyrillic IDN.
At the time, he pledged that Macedonia would be assessed by the Commission fairly, thoroughly and objectively.
He praised the contribution of Macedonian soldiers serving with missions abroad andexpressed hope that Macedonia would become a NATO member immediately after resolving the dispute.
They also said Albania and Macedonia would boost co-operation in the areas of tourism, energy and infrastructure.
Crvenkovski issued his own statement after meeting with Topolanek,expressing confidence that Macedonia would have elections"in a peaceful atmosphere without incidents".
Moratinos expressed hope Macedonia would be invited to join NATO at its April 2008 summit in Bucharest.
In an angry response, Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis warned on Tuesday that Macedonia would risk reaping"a whirlwind" with its"extreme nationalism".
Macedonia would lag behind in the implementation of decentralisation, or the transfer of responsibilities from the government to municipalities, for at least one year, according to Sekerinska.
If there is a change in the mandate,Stamboliski said, Macedonia would need a NATO mission similar to the UN Preventative Development Force(UNPREDEP).
Crvenkovski said Macedonia would decide when to recognise it as an independent state when"we deem it most appropriate for our interests", while following the position of the EU and NATO on the issue.
Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis warned on Tuesday(July 15th) that Macedonia would risk reaping"a whirlwind" with its"extreme nationalism".[Getty Images].
Koehler voiced optimism that Macedonia would be assessed positively by the European Commission(EC) and would get a date for starting EU accession talks.
During a mid-April visit to Skopje, where he met with Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki,CoE Secretary General Thorbjorn Jagland said Macedonia would be presiding during a key phase of the Council's development-- beginning with the Lisbon Treaty coming into force.
He has also voiced confidence that Macedonia would be invited to join NATO in 2006, with full-fledged membership in 2007.
The ratification of this law opens a new phase in therelations between Macedonia and EU," Foreign Minister Ilinka Mitreva told parliament, noting that Macedonia would be the first non-EU member state to enter into a partnership with the 15-nation bloc outside the economic and political arena.
A UN envoy's proposal under which Macedonia would be called Republika Makedonija- Skopje has sparked a mixed response.
Gruevski added he had instead urged Nimetz to propose a double formula to Athens, under which Macedonia would use"Republic of Macedonia" internationally and a special name bilaterally with Greece.
Macedonian Prime Minister Vlado Buckovski, meanwhile, said Macedonia would support whatever citizens of Montenegro decide, as long as it is achieved in a democratic manner and has a stabilising effect on the region as a whole.
Macedonian Foreign Minister Antonio Miloshoski said that Macedonia would cooperate with Russia as long as both countries had common interests like other European countries.
Macedonian Foreign Minister Antonio Miloshoski said that Macedonia would cooperate with Russia as long as both countries had common interests like other European countries.