Military Academy swears in 34 cadets of 30th class, six from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Thirty-four members of the 30th class—28 domestic and six from Bosnia and Herzegovina—took their oath at the Military Academy.
The Military Academy "General Mihailo Apostolski" held a formal oath ceremony for the 30th class, during which 34 cadets were sworn in — 28 from North Macedonia and six from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Vlado Misajlovski, the Minister of Defense, congratulated the cadets on taking their first step toward an officer career and emphasised the duties that come with service. He told the new officers: "the uniform is an honor, the oath is an obligation, and service to the homeland is a responsibility proven through deeds."
Misajlovski addressed the six cadets from Bosnia and Herzegovina directly, saying their presence underlines the academy's role as a centre for knowledge, international cooperation and trust-building among future officers from partner and allied countries.
Investment in people and training
The minister also said that the Ministry of Defense, the General Staff and the Military Academy remain committed to improving education and training conditions, and to the continued modernization of the Academy and the Army.
Colonel Nenad Taneski, dean of the Military Academy, described the oath as a word of honour and a personal pledge in which duty and dignity come before personal interest. He stressed that strengthening defence capabilities relies not only on armaments but above all on people and investment in military education.
Taneski urged the cadets to be fair and honest, adding that the officer profession demands not only leadership skills but also high moral standards.
Photo: Fejsbuk-profil na Vlado Misajlovski
