The World Bank in North Macedonia

The Republic of North Macedonia is an upper middle-income country that has made great strides in reforming its economy over the last decade. More efforts are still needed to generate economic growth and improve living standards for all.

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Consultations

North Macedonia Systematic Country Diagnostic

The 2023 Systematic Country Diagnostic is an update of the first report. Online consultations will be open between April 24–May 4, 2023.
Economic report

Western Balkans: Resilience Despite Slowing Growth and Continued Price Rises

The regional economies have surpassed pre-pandemic levels despite fallout from war in Ukraine, higher energy and food prices, tightening financial conditions, and significant uncertainty.
Statement

World Bank Group Statement on North Macedonia Modular Hospital Tragedy

At a Glance

Just as the economy in North Macedonia started to recover from a pandemic-induced recession, and after a 4-percent growth in 2021, the energy crisis and the war in Ukraine cut the recovery short and amplified inflationary pressures in 2022. Policy efforts need to be geared towards restoring fiscal and financial sustainability while building social and climate resilience that will reduce the country’s vulnerability to shocks and revamp its long-term growth prospects.

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Public Expenditure Policy Based Guarantee Program

The project helps improve the efficiency of public expenditures by strengthening public financial management, efficiency of health services and social protection.

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