LAZAR ELENOVSKI WILL BE THE CANDIDATE FOR PRIME MINISTER AGREED BY VMRO-DUI !
Hours ago, the media close to Ali Ahmeti's DUI, published an information that Hristijan Mickoski's VMRO has accepted Ahmeti's request for prime minister. As it is said, the prime minister will be in rotation, where for two years he will belong to DUI and two VMRO, reports gjurmë.info
Gjurmë.info exclusively learns that the parties have agreed to nominate Lazar Elenovski as Prime Minister. Sources within the DUI say they have not yet decided on such a name but do not deny in an agreement with VMRO. On the other hand, Ilija Dimovski from VMRO, stressed that there is no information about such a thing and that he is not part of the negotiating team with DUI.
Some time ago, Elenovski's name was "curved" in the media that he could be a candidate for prime minister, but without specifying from which political entity he will be proposed.
Otherwise, today the leader of SDSM, Zoran Zaev has met with the leaders of Albanian parties, starting with Ali Ahmeti, Ziadin Sela, Bilall Kasami, Afrim Gashi and Menduh Thaçi.
Hours ago, the media close to Ali Ahmeti's DUI, published an information that Hristijan Mickoski's VMRO has accepted Ahmeti's request for prime minister. As it is said, the prime minister will be in rotation, where for two years he will belong to DUI and two VMRO, reports gjurmë.info
Gjurmë.info exclusively learns that the parties have agreed to nominate Lazar Elenovski as Prime Minister. Sources within the DUI say they have not yet decided on such a name but do not deny in an agreement with VMRO. On the other hand, Ilija Dimovski from VMRO, stressed that there is no information about such a thing and that he is not part of the negotiating team with DUI.
Some time ago, Elenovski's name was "curved" in the media that he could be a candidate for prime minister, but without specifying from which political entity he will be proposed.
Otherwise, today the leader of SDSM, Zoran Zaev has met with the leaders of Albanian parties, starting with Ali Ahmeti, Ziadin Sela, Bilall Kasami, Afrim Gashi and Menduh Thaçi.
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