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Seven new investments are expected to stimulate North Macedonia’s economy this year, BalkanEngineer.com learned from Pari.com.mk. The new projects will lead to an increase in employment and an improvement in living standards, and in addition, the expansion of the production capacities of already established companies is also planned.
The economic data for July and August show growth in the industrial production, particularly in manufacturing, following the decline in previous months. It is expected that this positive trend will continue until the end of the year. During the second quarter of 2024, GDP had grown by 2.3%, which exceeds the forecasts of international financial institutions and shows signs of economic recovery.
Among the new investments is a Belgian-German project, which represents the fourth in a series of new investments aimed at supporting the economic growth.
The government claims that it would continue to support these processes in order to create more job positions and to prevent the migration of skilled personnel.
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