Families of 63 victims in Kocani appeal for donations to build 'Path of Infinity' memorial park
The Association of Citizens '16th March 2025 – Kocani' published bank details to raise funds for a memorial honouring the 63 victims.
Families of the 63 people killed in the Kocani tragedy on 16 March 2025 have opened a public fundraising appeal to build a memorial park called "Path of Infinity". The initiative is organised through the Association of Citizens "16th March 2025 – Kocani" and aims to create a permanent place of remembrance for future generations.
The memorial is conceived as a quiet space for reflection, prayer and commemoration where the names of the 63 victims will be preserved. Association representatives say the basic design has already been completed, and the next step is to raise the funds needed to realise the project.
They are asking citizens, companies, institutions and organisations at home and abroad to join the initiative and support construction of the park.
"Size of the donation is not important. What matters is the humanity behind it. Every contribution will be a step closer to the place where memories will live, and love will keep speaking," the Association said.
How to donate
The Association published bank details for donations in denars and foreign currency. The information provided by the fundraiser is reproduced below exactly as announced.
- Donations in denars:
- Recipient: Association of Citizens "16th March 2025 – Kocani"
- Bank: UNIBank AD Skopje
- Dedicated account: 240130121745838
- Payment reference: Donation for "Path of Infinity"
- Donations from abroad:
- Beneficiary: ZDRUZENIE 16TI MART 2025 KOCANI
- IBAN: MK07240130121745838
- SWIFT/BIC: UIBMMK22XXX
- Bank: Universal Investment Bank AD Skopje (UNIBANK)
- Payment reference: Donation – Path of Infinity Memorial Park
Organisers stress that "Path of Infinity" is not only a construction project but also a vow by the families that the names, dreams and memory of their loved ones will not be forgotten. They urge the public to support the initiative, calling remembrance of the 63 victims a responsibility of the whole society.
Photo: press material from the event
