How to make the EU strong again when it is facing a series of challenges both in terms of security and economy? Ambassadors, ministers and professors debated this topic at the University of Skopje, in the presence of the guest of honor, the Minister for European Affairs of Hungary, János Boka, who also gave a lecture to the students.

He said that only a united, united and single Europe can withstand all challenges and become strong again.

“The Macedonian government, through the implementation of the necessary reforms, shows a strong will for European integration, and Hungary is ready to share its expertise and experiences to help in that process,” said Minister Boka.

The Rector of the University of Skopje, Prof. PhD. Ace Milenkovski, as the host of the event, thanked Hungary for the long-standing friendship, which is based on the idea of ​​creating strong and economically prosperous societies.

“Our dream for Macedonia is to be a better place to live for everyone. As a higher education institution, we are constantly investing in improving the quality of teaching and for this we are always guided by the needs of students. Young people are the most important not only for our university, but also for our country – they are our future”, said Rector Milenkovski.

Deputy Minister for European Affairs, Assoc. Prof. PhD. Viktorija Trajkov, said that we should all make Macedonia strong again, above all for the sake of all citizens, who deserve a European life.“The new Government has brought changes, but changes for the better. With all our capacities, we have invested in strengthening our positions, our friendships and securing new partnerships. We have cultivated a long-standing friendship with Hungary, which is based on the idea of ​​creating strong and economically prosperous societies. It was with the help of Hungary that we managed to overcome the current challenges and help in the recovery of the Macedonian economy”, said Deputy Minister Trajkov.

The lecture by the Minister of European Affairs of Hungary aroused great interest among the media, as well as among students, who heard interesting messages and stories about Hungary's path to the European family.