Chamber of Commerce and Ministry present digital services for companies
The Ministry of Digital Transformation outlined available digital tools to streamline administration and improve business efficiency; some proposals will receive quick solutions.

The Chamber of Commerce of North Macedonia organised a presentation for member companies where the Ministry of Digital Transformation outlined the digital services, tools and solutions now available to businesses.
At the meeting — convened at the initiative of Chamber president Branko Azeski — representatives from the private sector learned about practical benefits from the new digital services and how those can shorten administrative procedures and raise operational efficiency.
Ministry to review proposals, some solutions coming soon
Branko Azeski stressed the subject's priority for the government and acknowledged earlier delays in implementation. "This issue is predominantly also in the work of the Government; I deeply appreciate your honesty in saying publicly that in the first year conditions were not created for implementation as you wanted, and that now we can note that with a single agenda in which holders, deadlines and joint action are determined we can take a step forward. So nobody needs to be persuaded, and even small children know that without this area we cannot move forward. Neither in the competitiveness of our products, nor abroad, nor in developing business inside the country," he said.
Minister Stefan Andonovski told attendees that his team collected and analysed the Chamber's proposals. "All the proposals submitted by the Chamber representatives, my team analysed them, collected them and for some I can already say there will be a positive solution in a very short time, and for others a larger discussion and analysis will be needed, about which we will of course inform the public," he said, promising follow-up and further consultations.
Business leaders at the session had the opportunity to ask questions about implementation timelines and the concrete gains from digital services, while ministry officials committed to continuing the dialogue and to provide updates as proposals move toward implementation.
Photo: press material from the event


