“EU Enlargement Commissioner, Johannes Hahn visited Skopje today, where he said that the country is in the right path. However, Hahn stressed that more work should be done.

‘We need to see concrete results in the justice system and public administration,’ EU Commissioner Hahn said.

‘I see changes as a result of a different political environment. I think that there is progress”, Hahn said.” (BalkanEU)

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