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Stojancho Radichevski, the VMRO-DPMNE mayoral candidate for the Municipality of Brvenica, accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Aleksandar Nikoloski, visited the village of Stenche today. From there, they conveyed the message that concrete projects for the development of this municipality are currently being implemented.
“Today we are in the Municipality of Brvenica, in the village of Stenche. I am confident of strong support and a victory in the second round of the elections, which will enable us to deliver on everything we have promised. We visited a beautiful church—the Church of St. Catherine. A small miracle has truly been created here; from what I have been told, it is frequently visited—not only by the local population but also by many people from all over Macedonia who come here to pray for good health and to spend pleasant moments with their friends and families. I invite everyone who hasn’t been here yet to come and see this magnificent church,” said Nikoloski.
In this regard, Nikoloski added that they would also provide support, noting that the tender process has concluded and a contractor has been selected to build the road leading to the church and the village of Stenche. This will provide a much faster route to the village—bypassing the Tetovo-Gostivar highway (which also connects Tetovo to Skopje). …Stenche, as well as the Church of St. Catherine—more tourists will be able to visit, which will help develop the area’s economic potential.
Nikoloski expressed his confidence that the municipality would be supported through concrete projects, particularly regarding road infrastructure. “We will continue to support the municipality. I am convinced that following our victory next weekend—our victory in the local elections—we will work alongside the new mayor, Stojancho, to deliver many more projects. The Ministry of Transport and the Government stand ready to assist the municipality in ensuring the realization of numerous initiatives. One such example is the road leading to the village of Gurgurnica; we are prepared to collaborate with the municipality to rehabilitate, widen, and construct this route, ultimately providing a pleasant 17-kilometer drive to the village.” He urged residents to select number 1 in the upcoming round of voting for the mayor of Brvenica.