Nikola Naumoski from the City of Skopje at the panel discussion “Society in a pandemic, performing arts on the brink of survival” organized by CIVIL said that the whole crisis with the corona was severe, the Government made changes to be able to reallocate funds to cultural institutions.

This period with the corona crisis was catastrophic, because I have a serious music career, but I was put in a situation in the last 6-7 months to be without any income, now the “knife has come under our throats”, we had no choice but to correct a mistake, and that is to organize an

Oliver Belopeta, Skopje Jazz Festival, at the panel discussion “Society in a pandemic, performing arts on the brink of survival” organized by CIVIL said that they remained persistent in the most difficult period in October and November to manage to organize the festival.

“Corona has dealt a huge blow to culture, but to the question of whether culture is dead, the answer is a resounding no. We faced many problems, one of the main ones being the pandemic and the corona in the culture. We stumbled upon unrealized projects, they have been stopped since March, fortunately I can

“It is clear that in terms of all living art, we do not suffer much from the aspect of creativity, there is no difficult period that has not survived, so to speak about it, I do not think we are endangered in the long run. I expected more activities and involvement from the institutions “,

Prime Minister Zoran Zaev congratulated the Macedonian football team on qualifying for next year’s European Championships.

To mark World Day of Audiovisual Heritage, the Cinematheque will launch a DVD of five restored Macedonian feature films and will screen one of them, Vatroslav Mimica’s “The Macedonian Part of Hell” (1971), at 7 pm.