Skopje, 17 February 2026 (MIA) - The memorandum of cooperation, signed by Minister of Energy, Mining, and Mineral Resources Sanja Bozhinovska with representatives of CFS Media & Advisory DOO, which includes the Balkan Green Energy News portal and the Belgrade Energy Forum, sets out coordinated activities to advance strategic energy priorities, exchange knowledge and experience, support reform initiatives, and strengthen cooperation with regional and EU partners.

The Ministry of Energy, Mining and Mineral Resources stated that a framework is being set up to promote the energy transition, investment and the green economy, while also strengthening regional cooperation and supporting the country’s EU integration process.

Minister Bozhinovska highlighted that creating these partnerships is a key step in boosting institutional cooperation and enhancing the country’s role in regional and European energy initiatives.

“Regional cooperation and joint approach to development of the energy sector are key to ensuring a stable, sustainable and competitive energy system. We are grateful for the continuous support and professional approach in promoting the progress and reforms we are implementing. Transparency and international visibility of the energy reform processes are essential,” Bozhinovska said.

The Ministry will be an institutional partner at the Belgrade Energy Forum in May 2026, with senior officials participating in program and working sessions.

CFS Media & Advisory DOO expressed satisfaction with the established partnership and its readiness to continue supporting activities aimed at advancing energy cooperation in the region.

“We thanks Minister Bozhinovska and her team for their trust and strong partnership. Through this memorandum, we are establishing a clear framework for cooperation in promoting the energy transition, investment and regional connectivity,” said Branislava Jovičić, owner of Balkan Green Energy News.

The Ministry of Energy, Mining and Mineral Resources said the memorandum underscores a commitment to partnership, mutual trust and long-term sustainable energy development.

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