SKOPJE, North Macedonia — President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova has called for enhanced regional cooperation, asserting that the exchange of best practices is essential for developing more effective and inclusive policies for the Roma community.
A Regional Approach to Inclusion
Speaking on the necessity of integrated policy-making, the President highlighted that the challenges faced by Roma populations are often shared across the Balkans. By fostering a collaborative environment, nations can avoid redundant efforts and implement proven strategies that yield tangible results for social inclusion.
"The exchange of successful practices and experiences at the regional level is a cornerstone for creating policies that truly improve the lives of the Roma community," stated President Siljanovska-Davkova.
Future Steps for Policy Development
The President's remarks signal a shift toward a more proactive, data-driven approach to minority rights. Moving forward, the administration aims to harmonize local efforts with broader regional frameworks to ensure that Roma inclusion remains a priority on the political agenda.
