Skopje, 19 February 2024 (MIA) – Croatia is a good example to follow in terms of the fulfillment of specific obligations in the judiciary important for the country’s accession in the European Union, concluded Deputy Minister of Justice Viktorija Avramovska-Madikj and the Croatian Minister of Justice and Public Administration, Ivan Malenica, at a bilateral meeting Monday in Zagreb.

According to a press release from the Justice Ministry, Avramovska-Madikj and Malenica reaffirmed the fact that Croatia will aid the country’s Euro-integration path.

“Chapter 23 is one of the most extensive and complex chapters, while the pace and duration of negotiations in this area directly impacts the progress of the negotiating process. The dialogue between the two countries will continue with the goal of finding solutions based on the European values,” said the Ministry in the press release.

In Zagreb, the Deputy Minister of Justice also held a meeting with the Moldovan Justice Minister, Veronica Mihailov-Moraru, during which they discussed the European path that lies ahead of the two countries.

According to the press release, Moldova and North Macedonia will intensify their mutual cooperation and exchange experiences in the field of judiciary in order to ensure swifter EU accessions.

“Madikj invited Moraru to pay an official visit to the Ministry and hold a joint workshop alongside representatives of the two ministries, during which they would exchange experiences,” said the Justice Ministry in the press release.

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