Christian Mitskosky: I’ll call my country Macedonia, it’s my human right

The Prime Minister in , reiterated that he would call his country Macedonia , citing his “human right”. As the president gave in an interview in North Macedonia, Christian Mitskoski “this is my right to (free) expression. I’ve said that. Where it is necessary to observe the Constitution and the laws I must observe. Whether or not I like this is another matter. If I like it or not, I can say that somewhere else. Until I exercise this office, where the Constitution and the law must be respected (…) That’s how it is. But the right to my free expression, the right to (free) speech, is an inalienable right. And, yes, I use the term Macedonia and I will use the term Macedonia, because this is my human right and no one can remove it from me,” Mitskoski said in an interview with a podcast in Skopje. Referring to the Prespes Agreement, Christian Mitskoski noted: “I was one of those politicians who five years ago said that this is a reality, but that it is bad, damaging, yes, that I will say again.”