Scanning Macedonia’s performance under the European Commission’s progress report’s chapter 21: A race with obstacles? – Part I
Scanning Macedonia’s performance under the European Commission’s progress report’s chapter 21: A race with obstacles? – Part I

Author(s): Ana Stojilovska
Subject(s): Supranational / Global Economy, Governance, International relations/trade, Economic development, EU-Accession / EU-DEvelopment, EU-Legislation, Transport / Logistics
Published by: Аналитика Тинк-тенк Организација
Keywords: North Macedonia; EU integration; assessment by the European Commission; Trans-European Networks; chapter 21; EU Single Market; quality of infrastructure; transport networks; energy networks; telecommunication networks;
Summary/Abstract: This policy report tends to present and clarify Macedonia’s performance under chapter 21 from 2006 till 2010 by inspecting the quality and the sustainability of the progress achieved; to focus on the accomplishments and setbacks reflected in the progress report for the year 2010 with the aim of defining the future challenges; to assess the work of the institutions in Macedonia relevant for the implementation of chapter 21; and to offer clear and research based recommendations for better performance under the chapter. The purpose of this policy report is by presenting recommendations and solutions to the relevant institutions to contribute to achieving better progress under chapter 21 in the following years with the overall aim of assisting Macedonia’s integration in the EU. With the purpose of observing the report’s length, this policy paper will cover only the first part of the whole report on chapter 21, i.e. the transport networks part (TEN-T).

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