In an analysis of foreign investment and exports by the world-renowned Global Finance Magazine, our Blagica Petreski talks about Finance Think’s projections and the results of our recent study on export-oriented companies during Covid-19.
How did Covid-19 affect the economy in the country? Which workers and sectors were most at risk? How will the pandemic affect poverty? What did the government do and what were the results?
Finance Think contributed to the publication “The Covid-19 Pandemic in the Western Balkans: Consequences and Policy Approaches” by the Aspen Institute Germany, which answers this and many other questions.
The scientific paper of our Blagica Petreski and Despina Tumanoska, as well the Advisory Board member Jorge Davalos, which was recently accepted in the international peer-reviewed journal Eastern European Economics (IF = .854) got volume and issue 59(1), p. 25-50.
The webinar was hosted by Ms. Ruzica Gelo, EU Negotiation Consultant from Croatia. The video is available through our FB channel.
On February 11, 2021, Aspen organizes a roundtable discussion on “The EU Accession Process: The Key to Socio-Economic Development in the Western Balkans?”, which will be addressed by our CEO Blagica Petreski. Click for more.
The details on the call are available here: bit.ly/3ooRee8. You could apply here: forms.gle/oYGbWjV34af1yLWPA. The deadline is 10 February 2021.
Ms. Ruzuca Gelo, Consultant on EU negotiations from Croatia will deliver a webinar. Registration on the following link: forms.gle/WYDFadxF1uXWUQqU7
The first webinar was held by prof. Vladimir Naumovski, President of the Commission for Protection of Competition. Click to see the whole series of webinars.
On current economic topics, Blagica discussed with Jovan Despotovski, Director of the Directorate for TIDZs and Viktor Mizo, President of the Association of Technologically Advanced Companies. Click for link.
The recommendation from our recent Policy Study 33: The potential of export-oriented companies to contribute to post-Covid-19 economic recovery in North Macedonia has been in line with the today’s adopted measure by the Government to temporarily cut import tariffs on key raw materials and equipment, as a measure to support companies’ post-Covid-19 recovery.
