Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Parliamentary Democracy
Capital: Skopje (Скопје)
Population: 2,055,915
Next presidential election: 2013
Next parliamentary elections: April 2010
National Government
as of September 29, 2009
President: Gjorge Ivanov
Prime Minister: Nikola Gruevski
Deputy President for Economic Affairs: Vladimir Peshevski
Deputy President for Economic Affairs: Zoran Stavreski
Deputy Prime Minister for European Affairs: Vasko Naumovski
Vice Prime Minister: Abdilaqim Ademi
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry & Water Supply: Ljupcho Dimovski
Minister of Culture: Elizabeta Kancheska Milevska
Minister of Defense: Zoran Konjanovski
Minister of Economy: Fatmir Besimi
Minister of Education and Science: Nikola Todorov
Minister of Environment and Physical Planning: Nexhati Jakupi
Minister of Finance: Zoran Stavreski
Minister of Foreign Affairs: Antonio Milososki
Minister of Health: Bujar Osmani
Minister of Information Society: Ivo Ivanovski
Minister of Interior: Gordana Jankulovska
Minister of Justice: Mihajlo Manevski
Minister of Labor and Social Policy: Xhelal Bajrami
Minister of Local Self-Government: Musa Xhaferi
Minister of Transport and Communications: Mile Janakieski
Minister Without Portfolio: Nezhdet Mustafa
Minister Without Portfolio: Hadi Nezir
Minister Without Portfolio: Vele Samak
Governor, Macedonian National Bank: Petar Goshev
Ambassador to the US: Zoran Jolevski
Permanent Representative to the UN: Slobodan Tashovski
General Information
BBC News Country Profiles
CIA World Factbook
Macedonia Search
The Macedonian Directory
U.S. Department of State Background Notes
Government
Assembly of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
City of Skopje
Embassy of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in Washington, D.C.
Government of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Ministries of the Government of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
National Bank of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
President of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Prime Minister of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
U.S. Embassy in Skopje
Non-Profit Sector
Balkan Children and Youth Foundation
Centre for Research and Policy Making
Civic World
Macedonian Center for International Cooperation
Open Society Institute, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
MaNGO Online [NGO Directory]
OSCE Spillover Monitor Mission to Skopje
UNDP: Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
USAID: Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Educational Institutions
Universities of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts
European University
SEE University at Tetovo
St. Cyril and Methodius University
Media
Lobi: Press Online
Macedonian Information Agency
Macedonian Radio and Television