Minister of Education and Science Pance Kralev held Tuesday a meeting with European Academy of Sciences and Arts (EASA) President Felix Unger, also attended by Macedonian member in EASA Radmil Polenakovic, and Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts (MANU) representative Momir Polenakovic.

Interlocutors voiced satisfaction from prior cooperation between MANU and EASA, hoping it would intensify through the signing of a memorandum contributing to increased cooperation with other educational institutions in the country, the Ministry said in a press release.

Nine Macedonian academicians are currently members of Salzburg-based EASA.

Unger invited students from Macedonia to apply at the European University established within the Academy, reads the press release.