PM Mickoski: Talks on New Clinical Centre Land Expected to Conclude by Year-End

PM Mickoski: Talks on New Clinical Centre Land Expected to Conclude by Year-End
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North Macedonian Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said he expects land negotiations for a new Clinical Centre near the Boris Trajkovski Sports Hall to be completed by the end of the year. He spoke today at the presentation of 100 new ambulances, held in a car park near the hall.

The prime minister said two plots are being assessed for the new centre and talks are ongoing. Mickoski said one plot lies in front of a pool that is being rebuilt after years of wear, while the other is behind a slide. He said the new clinical centre should be located roughly across these two plots.

Mickoski added that linking the site with the existing “8 Eylül” and Pet Merkez, and the hospital known as the “Bükreş” polyclinic, would create a good, cohesive complex. He said work is under way with Karpoš Municipality to provide new parking. Once the facilities are built and operational, he said, there will be congestion, and plans are being made to ease difficulties for residents of this part of Skopje.

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