Biographical details of Macedonia's government ministers
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Born on 2nd October 1927 in Stip. Graduated from the EconomicFaculty in
Belgrade in 1953, earned a master's degree
[magister]in 1963 and a doctorate in 1964 from the same
institution.President of the government of the Republic of
Macedonia during1991-1992. He has performed the functions of minister of
defencein the government of the Republic
of Macedonia since 30thNovember 1998.
Born on 17th February 1954 in Skopje. Graduated from thePhilosophical
Faculty in Skopje. Representative in the
Assemblyof the Republic of Macedonia during 1991-1995. She has held
theposition of deputy prime minister in the
government of theRepublic of Macedonia since 31st November 1998.
Born on 31st August 1970 in Skopje. Graduated from the EconomicFaculty
in Prilep in 1994. Minister without portfolio
in theGovernment of the Republic of Macedonia during 30th November1998-
21st January 1999. He has held the
position of minister oftrade in the Government of the Republic of
Macedonia since 21stJanuary 1999.
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'Nova Makedonija' web site, Skopje, in Macedonian 28 Dec99/BBC
Monitoring/(c) BBC
Text of report by Macedonian newspaper 'Nova Makedonija' website on 28th
December
Ljubco Georgievski, president of the government [prime minister]of the
Republic of Macedonia:
Born in 1966 in Stip. Graduated from the Philosophical Facultyin Skopje,
Department of Comparative Literature.
Representativein the first parliamentary staff during 1991-1994.
PrimeMinister of the Republic of Macedonia since
1998.
Nikola Kljusev, minister of defence:
Born on 2nd October 1927 in Stip. Graduated from the EconomicFaculty in
Belgrade in 1953, earned a master's degree
[magister]in 1963 and a doctorate in 1964 from the same
institution.President of the government of the Republic of
Macedonia during1991-1992. He has performed the functions of minister of
defencein the government of the Republic
of Macedonia since 30thNovember 1998.
Dosta Dimovska, minister of internal affairs:
Born on 17th February 1954 in Skopje. Graduated from thePhilosophical
Faculty in Skopje. Representative in the
Assemblyof the Republic of Macedonia during 1991-1995. She has held
theposition of deputy prime minister in the
government of theRepublic of Macedonia since 31st November 1998.
Xhevdet Nasufi, minister of justice:
Born on 15th October 1948 in the village of Veleste in theStruga region.
Graduated from the Legal Faculty in Pristina
in1972 and earned a master's degree at the University of Zagreb.Minister
without portfolio in the government of the
Republic ofMacedonia during 31st November 1998-20th January 1999. He
hasheld the position of minister for local
self-government since21st January 1999.
Aleksandar Dimitrov, minister of foreign affairs:
Born on 29th November 1949 in Skopje. Graduated from the LawFaculty in
Skopje in 1976. He has held the position
of ministerof foreign affairs in the government of the Republic
ofMacedonia since 30th November 1998.
Nikola Gruevski, minister of finance:
Born on 31st August 1970 in Skopje. Graduated from the EconomicFaculty
in Prilep in 1994. Minister without portfolio
in theGovernment of the Republic of Macedonia during 30th November1998-
21st January 1999. He has held the
position of minister oftrade in the Government of the Republic of
Macedonia since 21stJanuary 1999.
Borko Andreev [`Dnevnik' of 28th December gave his surname
asAndreevski], minister of economy:
Born on 13th July 1950 in Skopje. Graduated from the EngineeringFaculty
in Skopje in 1977 and earned a master's
degree inindustrial engineering at the same institution. He has
performedthe duties of director of the Agency for Renewal
and Developmentin the Government of the Republic of Macedonia since 16th
March1999.
Milijana B. Danevska, minister of trade:
Born on 3rd December 1960 in Bitola. Graduated from the LawFaculty in
Bitola in 1983, and earned a master's degree
and adoctorate at the Legal Faculty in Skopje in 1994 and
1996,respectively. She served as deputy minister of science
in thegovernment of the Republic of Macedonia during 1994-1998 and
hasheld the job of minister of development since
30th November1999.
Trajko Slaveski, minister of development:
Born on 22nd September 1960 in Ohrid. Graduated from theEconomic Faculty
in Skopje in 1983 and earned a
doctorate fromthe same institution in 1997. After graduating, he worked
at theEconomic Faculty in Skopje, beginning in
1984 as a juniorassistant, then an assistant, and has been on the staff
since1998.
Dusko Kadievski, minister of urban planning and construction:
Born on 20th May 1950 in Skopje. Graduated from the ArchitectureFaculty
in Skopje in 1979. He has served as
minister of urbanplanning and construction in the Government of the
Republic ofMacedonia since 30th November 1998.
Toni Popovski, minister of the environment:
Born on 20th September 1966 in Skopje. Graduated from theArchitecture
Faculty in Skopje in 1994. Minister
withoutportfolio in the government of the Republic of Macedonia
during30th November 1998-21st January 1999. He
has served as ministerof the environment in the government of the
Republic ofMacedonia since 21st January 1999.
Bobi Spirkovski, minister of communications and transport:
Born on 23rd April 1956 in Skopje. Graduated from the LawFaculty in
Skopje in 1980. He has held the position of
ministerof communications and transportation in the government of
theRepublic of Macedonia since 30th November
1998.
Marjan Gjorcev, minister of agriculture, forestry and watersupply:
Born on 4th November 1956 in Kavadarci. Graduated from theEconomic
Faculty in Skopje in 1982. He has served as
director ofthe Agency for Privatization in the Republic of Macedonia
sinceJanuary 1999 and has held the position of
minister ofagriculture, forestry, and water supply in the government of
theRepublic of Macedonia since 19th May 1999.
Bedredin Ibrahimi, minister of labour and social policy:
Born on 25th October 1952 in Mala Recica in the Tetovo region.Graduated
from the Law Faculty in Pristina in 1976.
He hasserved as a deputy prime minister and as minister of labour
andsocial policy in the government of the Republic of
Macedoniasince 30th November 1998.
Gale Galev, minister of education:
Born on 9th February 1945 in the village of Sacevo in theStrumica
region. Graduated from the Law Faculty in Skopje
in1968 and received a doctorate from the same institution in 1989.He has
been an associate [vonreden] professor at the
Law Facultyin Skopje since 16th January 1995.
Georgi Boev, minister for youth and sports:
Born on 18th April 1935 in Ohrid. Graduated from the High Schoolof
Physical Education in Belgrade in 1961 and
completed master'sdegree and a doctorate at the Faculty of Physical
Education inSkopje in 1982 and 1990, respectively.
Minister withoutportfolio in the government of the Republic of Macedonia
during30th November 1998-21st January
1999. He has served as ministerfor youth and sports in the government of
the Republic ofMacedonia since 21st January
1999.
Nenad Novkovski, minister of science:
Born on 14th May 1958 in Kriva Palanka. Graduated from thePhysics
Faculty in Skopje in 1980, earned a master's
degree atthe Electrical Engineering Faculty in Belgrade in 1985 and
adoctorate at the Physics Institute at the
NaturalSciences-Mathematics Faculty in Skopje in 1990. He has served
asminister of education in the government of
the Republic ofMacedonia since 30th November 1998.
Dragan Danilovski, minister of health:
Born on 29th May 1953 in Belgrade. Graduated from the MedicalFaculty in
Skopje in 1980 and earned a doctorate in
the field ofmedical sciences. He has served as minister of health since
19thMay 1999.
Ljuben Paunovski, minister of culture:
Born on 19th October 1958 in Prilep. Graduated from thePhilosophical
Faculty in Skopje in 1984 after specializing
inarcheology and art history. He has served as a representative inthe
Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia since 2nd
December1998 and is the coordinator of the representatives' group of
theVMRO-DPMNE [Internal Macedonian
RevolutionaryOrganization-Democratic Party for Macedonian National
Unity].
Xhemail Saiti, minister of local self-government:
Born on 14th September 1966 in the village of Glumovo in theSkopje
region. Graduated from the Law Faculty in
Skopje in 1991.He has worked as a lawyer in his own private practice in
Skopjesince 1996.
Martin Trenevski, minister of emigration:
Born on 31st May 1949 in Skopje. Graduated from thePhilosophical Faculty
in Skopje and received a master's degreeat
the Institute for Sociological and Legal-Political Research.He has
served as minister for information in the government
ofthe Republic of Macedonia during 1991-1993 and as ministerwithout
portfolio during 30th November 1998- 21st
January 1999.He has been minister of emigration since 21st January 1999.
Vehbi Bexheti, minister for information:
Born on 14th February 1949 in the village of Vesalo in theTetovo region.
Graduated from the Philosophical Faculty in
1973,earned a master's degree in 1994, and a doctorate at
thePhilosophical Faculty in Tirana in 1996. Since 1999 he has
beenthe director of the "Iljo Antevski-Smok" House of Culture inTetovo.
Vasil Tupurkovski, minister without portfolio:
Born on 8th April 1951 in Skopje. Graduated from the Law Facultyin
Skopje in 1972 and received a master's degree in
comparativelaw at the Law Department at the University of Michigan and
adoctorate in the field of international public
law at the LawFaculty in Skopje in 1976. He has been Director of the
Agencyfor Renewal and Development in the
government of the Republic ofMacedonia since 11th December 1998.
Adnan Kahil, minister without portfolio:
Graduated from the Chemistry Faculty in Skopje in 1984. He hasserved as
minister without portfolio in the government
of theRepublic of Macedonia since 30th November 1998.
Ernad Fejzulahu [`Dnevnik' gives his name as Ernan], ministerwithout
portfolio:
Born on 1st September 1966 in Tetovo. Graduated from theElectrical
Engineering Faculty in Pristina. He has served
asminister without portfolio in the government of the Republic
ofMacedonia since 30th November 1998.
Credit: 'Nova Makedonija' web site, Skopje, 28 Dec99
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