Mickoski: Early elections remain possible, but we aim to serve a full term

North Macedonia’s Prime Minister, Hristijan Mickoski, said early elections could not be ruled out because in politics, “never say never.” However, he stressed that the government aims to complete its four-year term, while VMRO-DPMNE is ready to contest elections at any time.

Speaking to TV21, Mickoski said ruling out any possibility in politics is a mistake, and that room should always be left for different developments and policies.

He explained that the current government has secured a mandate to serve a full term and is focusing its work on achieving its objectives before that term ends. Discussing the average salary, Mickoski said reaching 60,000 denars was possible, although it might not be achieved, and that the government would make every effort to get close to that level. He said the party is always ready for elections, but its focus remains on the four-year mandate granted by citizens.

Regarding cooperation with coalition partner VLEN, the prime minister said he was very satisfied with its ministers, stressing that their relationship is based on partnership.