RMV Prime Minister Hristian Mickoski, responding today to the journalistic question regarding the latest industrial production figures and commenting on the revised report on growth in 2024 and 2025, said that increased domestic production Bruto is on the trend of 3.8%.
This is bad news again for the opposition. With all these projects we’re doing and these positive indicators coming up, we have bad news for the opposition. They would rejoice if we could sink into that political swamp in which they left the country, in a state of ignorance, with a destroyed, spoiled, depreciated state, with a ruined economy and citizens. We’re trying, over the past two years, to consolidate all of this and finally, here’s the first index coming up.
The State Minister for Statistics published the final figures for increased gross domestic production for 2024 and revised figures for 2025. Both data is on growth trends, at 3.8%. For 2024, growth has been corrected from 3% to 3.8%, while for 2025, from 3.5% to 3.8%.
But more importantly, our goal as Government was that gross nominal domestic production at the end of this government’s mandate amounted to $20 billion. That level was already reached in 2025. This means that we are growing even faster this year and aim to achieve a new goal, as we now have a new ambition, we plan to reach $22 billion, but to see how this year will develop. So far, the first half of the year is over expectations, and for the next period we will see.
It is also encouraging and given that industrial production in September, which is the last month of the third quarter, also marked growth of 2.4%. So in the third quarter, we have increased industrial production, in conditions where almost an invisible and silent World War is under way, because of what is happening with energy resources, Mickoski says. /Telegraphy/