Mickoski: German firm Kromberg & Schubert to invest, create 2,000 jobs

Mickoski: German firm Kromberg & Schubert to invest, create 2,000 jobs
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North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski announced that German company Kromberg & Schubert will make a new investment in the country, creating 2,000 jobs. The new facility will produce parts for the German carmaker Audi.

In a Facebook post, Mickoski described the investment as an important development for the Macedonian economy. He said the new jobs matter to citizens and their families, noting that each new job means new opportunities, greater security for families and a better life. He stated that the investment was carried out in line with the government’s programme and goals, and said: “We are moving forward with concrete results.”

In the same statement, Mickoski criticised the opposition, claiming the government is creating new jobs and opportunities while the opposition has come to the fore through destruction, lies and political obstruction. He said the government will continue working to create new employment opportunities and improve citizens’ living conditions.

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