OSCE Mission to Skopje
Established on 18 September 1992, the Mission to Skopje supports North Macedonia’s reform priorities and the continued implementation of the 2001 Ohrid Framework Agreement, fostering a just, equitable and cohesive democratic society grounded in inclusion, integrity, security and sustainable development.
Our work in North Macedonia
The Mission's thematic and programmatic activities
The Mission to Skopje is the OSCE's longest-serving field operation. It supports North Macedonia’s institutions in advancing reforms that strengthen the rule of law, democratic governance and social cohesion. It promotes constructive inter-ethnic relations in line with the 2001 Ohrid Framework Agreement. Through a comprehensive and cross-dimensional approach based on broad stakeholder engagement, the Mission contributes to legal reforms, strong independent institutions, builds capacities at local and central level in a range of mandated areas, such as fundamental rights and social cohesion, integrity, law enforcement, education, youth and gender.
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Highlights from the Mission to Skopje
New protocol brings faster access to identity, rights, and services for all
Life has no restart: new campaign warns youth about weapons misuse
From invisibility to equality: Advancing Roma inclusion through legal identity in North Macedonia
From invisibility to equality: Advancing Roma inclusion through legal identity in North Macedonia
News and activities
Latest announcements, press releases, media advisories and updates
In focus
The Mission at work: in pictures
Leadership
Head of the OSCE Mission to Skopje
Stories
Latest stories and blog posts from our work on the ground
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