At its latest session, the government gave the green light to the supplemented version of the 2026 Budget Rebalance, integrating the approved amendments. This move allocates new financial resources to women engaged in agricultural activities, as well as direct support for persons affected by domestic and gender-based violence.

The Ministry of Finance announces that the revised proposal, which contains the changes discussed in the parliamentary Finance and Budget Committee, will be submitted to Parliament for final approval. Under this rebalance, total budget revenues are projected to reach 379.5 billion denars, while total expenditures are planned at 425.8 billion denars.

Additional funds have been channeled toward clearly defined priorities: an increase in agricultural subsidies, extra funding for rail transport, promotion of sports activities, and improved conditions for students. At the same time, resources have been secured for vulnerable social groups, including social assistance, advocacy associations, social kitchens, and deinstitutionalization programs, alongside additional resources for the healthcare system.

A central element of this revision is the launch of the national SOS emergency line and the bringing into operation of two new care centers for victims of domestic and gender-based violence. The rebalance also sets a significant rise in capital investments, which reach around 46 billion denars, marking a 14.5% expansion compared to the original budget, while expenditures on goods and services have been reduced.

The budget deficit is projected at 46.3 billion denars, representing 4.1% of the Gross Domestic Product, while economic growth remains estimated at 3.5% for 2026.

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He explained that their employment will be carried out immediately after approval is received from the Ministry of Finance.

Angellov stressed that he is waiting for the budget revision, adding that there is no rush, since the pilots he plans to hire will be sent for training during October-November. According to him, one of them is younger and has less experience, while the other is a top-class pilot with many flight hours both on airplanes and helicopters. He took the opportunity to call on all pilots who have more than 400 flight hours, regardless of the type of aircraft, to come forward and speak with him.

He also underlined that his goal is to secure three more “Air Tractors,” including a two-seater aircraft, so that training can be carried out independently.

Angellov also stated that, with the hiring of retired Colonel Malezanski and the engagement of Vasko Mihalcev, whom he described as one of the retired hero pilots, there is now a solid foundation for trainings to be carried out independently in the coming period. According to him, both are excellent personnel, while Malezanski is also a test pilot, which represents the pinnacle of aviation.

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The announcement was made by the Minister of Finance, Labour and Transfers, Hekuran Murati, through a post on Facebook.

Murati explained that this step was completed after the verification commission received and reviewed all the necessary data from higher education institutions.

“After receiving the necessary verifications from higher education institutions, the verification commission today finalized and submitted the list of students who qualified for the one-time support of 100 euros,” Murati wrote.

Students who met the criteria and passed the verification process will receive the one-time support of 100 euros directly into their bank accounts.

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