On Wednesday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Poposki visited the border region Golo Brdo in the Republic of Albania, mainly populated by ethnic Macedonians.

Mr. Poposki held talks with representatives of the local population of the municipality Trebiste, who urged for the opening of the Dzepiste - Trebiste border crossing and speeding up of the project for improvement of road infrastructure in the Golo Brdo region.

“The Governments of Macedonia and Albania have both agreed for the border crossing to be opened as soon as possible and I hope to soon see people crossing this section only with an identity card as consented”, Mr. Poposki said after the talks.

The talks also addressed the need for the Trebiste residents to learn the Macedonian language.

Students from municipality Trebiste attended the Summer Camp for Macedonian Language on August 12-19 in Ohrid, intended for children belonging to the Macedonian national minority living in the neighbouring countries under the auspices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which as Mr. Poposki said, would keep supporting such activities.