English
Industrial production is positive and that is very significant, taking into account the situations in the world, but also in the European Union, which is our largest trading partner. What encourages me is the turnover in industry, which is more than 5.5 percent higher compared to the third quarter of last year. That means that turnover in industry is growing, both domestically and on the international market, and this was previously confirmed by the growth in exports, Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated after inspecting the construction activities of a municipal project in Kisela Voda.
As the Prime Minister assessed, this is bad news for the opposition, which wants the country to go into the negative rather than the positive.
All indicators point to what we said right from the very beginning, that patience is needed, that we must slowly consolidate things, and here finally, after almost two and a half years, we have reached the zero point, and we were in a deep negative. We have reached the zero point, the place from which someone who is in power should start, and from now on I expect only growth, but that does not always depend only on us, but also on the situation in the world. I hope that very soon from today we will be able to talk about more intensive development, Mickoski stated.