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STATE SECRETARIES OF
ENVIRONMENTAL MINISTRIES FROM THE REGION TO MEET IN OHRID
Meeting of state secretaries of the environmental ministries of the
countries of the region will be held Thursday and Friday in Ohrid initiated
by the Macedonian Ministry of Environment and Physical Planning.
The meeting's goal is aimed at strengthening the cooperation in the sphere
of protection of environment and nature and in function to boosting the
bilateral cooperation between the countries of the region.
Xhelil Bairami, Minister of Environment and Physical Planning will address
the present guests from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia
and Serbia.
Dejan Panovski, the state secretary of the Ministry of Environment and
Physical Planning, will be the host and mediator of the meeting.
The status of the adoption process of the EU law, information on the
national status for protected regions and proposal for development of the
mutual regional and cross-border projects will be discussed at the meeting.
POETS SRBO
IVANOVSKI, LYUBOV GOLOTA
WIN AWARD "LITERARY SCEPTER"
Macedonian poet Srbo Ivanovski and Ukrainian poetess Lyubov Golota have won
high literary recognition "Literary Scepter" for poetry opus, allocated by
the Macedonian Writers' Association.
The award will be presented within international poetry event "Holiday of
Lindens" next June, while the MWA is to publish a selection of the
laureates' poetry.
Poet Srbo Ivanovski (1928) is a renowned representative of the second
generation of contemporary Macedonian poets. He has written a number of
poetry, prose and dramatic works, and has won awards "Koco Racin", "November
13", "Stale Popov", "Grigor Prlicev" etc.
Ukrainian poetess Lyubov Golota (1949) has written a number of poetry
collections. She is the editor of magazine "Zbor", and has won awards
"Vladimir Mayakovsky" and "V.Sosyura". |
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NEWS
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ANDREAS GROSS: THERE ARE ELEMENTS
FOR NEW INVESTIGATION ON TRAJKOVSKI'S DEATH
The plane crash, which claimed the life of President Boris Trajkovski and
his entourage more than three years ago, was probably an accident where the
pilots are not the only ones responsible, said Swiss member of European
Parliament Andreas Gross in his report to the Bureau of the Parliamentary
Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).
The report, presented by Deutsche Welle Radio - Macedonian Program, reads
that despite conclusions of the official investigation, SFOR forces could
also have responsibility for the crash, "due to their negligence, which
maybe led to non-revealing of the real reasons for the accident".
MEP Gross recommends continuation of the investigation in the plane crash,
also wanted by political leaders of the country, regardless of their
political background.
According to Deutsche Welle, especially important is Gross' conclusion that
he had not managed to reveal groups or individuals in Macedonia, "who would
possess serious reasons to take the life of President Trajkovski".
On the other hand, he is surprised from, "the incoherent and vague official
investigation on the reasons for the crash", especially in the part
referring to the first 24-26 hours following the accident, i.e. the time
needed to find the plane.
MEP Gross also asks questions about the disputable information regarding the
mined terrain, faxes exchanged between the Bosnian and Macedonian
authorities, and doubts that the plane had been found much earlier than
stated in the official version.
He believes that the plane's "black box" should undergo new expertise, due
to the missing 18 seconds from the recording. Moreover, the official report
does not state whether the flight controller was questioned by the
investigative bodies.
According to Gross, these elements deserve to be reviewed in a new
investigation, which would shed light on the circumstances about the death
of President Boris Trajkovski.
Deutsche Welle - Macedonian Program reports that the PACE Bureau would
tackle the Gross report at a session in Slovakian capital Bratislava.
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