Political and business leaders are descending on Skopje for the Summit 100 conference which gathers the 100 most eminent business leaders from Southeastern Europe. The invitation only conference will be attended by Prime Ministers of Macedonia, Zoran Zaev, of Montenegro, Duško Marković, of Albania, Edi Rama, possibly of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, and the president of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Hercegovina, Denis Zvizdić. They will participate in a panel discussion on October 17th at the Marriott Hotel in Skopje. (European Western Balkans)

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