SDSM accuses €13.2 million tender linked to Energy Minister Sanja Bozhinovska
The party says the deal also involves consul Dusan Adamovic while criticizing Hristijan Mickoski's business network.
SDSM has accused a new public tender worth €13.2 million of being connected to the Minister of Energy, Sanja Bozhinovska, and to consul Dusan Adamovic. The party presented the allegation as part of broader criticism of the current administration's ties to business interests.
The claim comes amid a wider political narrative from SDSM that, "while debts are mounting and the country is being sold off — land, water, ore — citizens fear new electricity bills, the business network of Hristijan Mickoski counts millions."
According to the party's statement, the disputed deal is valued at €13.2 million and involves actors linked to state institutions. SDSM singled out Minister of Energy Sanja Bozhinovska and consul Dusan Adamovic by name in its accusation.
Context of the accusation
SDSM framed the allegation within public concerns over economic management and ownership of strategic resources. The party contrasted the reported size of the business networks around opposition figures with what it described as the growing economic pressures on ordinary citizens.
The statement from SDSM did not include further technical details about the tender in its initial announcement. The party's message was published as part of an ongoing political exchange over economic policy and governance.
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