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25.713 km²
+389
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GTM+1, GTM+2
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Regioni i gradovi

Central Macedonia is a region around the Vardar River and the capital and largest city of Skopje.
Tourists in Skopje, which is the center of this region, attract Bascarsija, the Macedonian Gate, the Stone Bridge, as well as many other sights.

Western Macedonia is a region west of the mountain massif Jakupica (Thessaloniki Glava), from Raecka River and Selečka planina. In the west it extends to the border with Albania, in the south to the border with Greece and in the north to the border with Serbia in the area of Kosmet.
Western Macedonia is distinguished by its special cultural, linguistic, dialectical and historical characteristics.

Eastern Macedonia is the region most famous among the fans of history in the oldest city in this country, which is the city of Stip.
Apart from Štipa, the most famous cities in this region are Kumanovo and Strumica. Kumanovo is the third largest city in Macedonia, named after the Turkish tribe of Kuman who settled the territory of this city in the period between the 12th and 13th centuries. Štip is also a significant cultural center of Macedonia. Otherwise, as the Astibo in the 1st century, Štip was mentioned for the first time.
Strumica is the largest city in eastern Macedonia, which was named after the river Strumica, which through it also ports.

Skopje Ohrid

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KONGRESNI KAPACITETI

NAJVEĆI KONGRESNI KAPACITET

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ICCA STATISTIČKI IZVEŠTAJ

Statistički izveštaj međunarodnog kongresnog udruženja (ICCA)

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Rang 82 85 99 79 86 91 113
Broj međunarodnih kongresa 7 8 6 15 8 8 5

MEĐUNARODNI KONGRESI I KONFERENCIJE

MEĐUNARODNI SAJMOVI

POZNATE LIČNOSTI

Vasil Iljoski

Vasil Iljoski was a Macedonian playwright, author, essayist, literary critic and professor. He is known for plays such as "Begalka", "Corbadzi Teodos", "Cest", "Kuzman Kapidan" etc. He was one of the founders of the Macedonian Writers Academy and a member of the Macedonian Academy of Arts and Sciences since 1967.

Vlatko Stefanovski

Vlatko Stefanovski is a Macedonian ethno-rock jazz fusion guitar player, started playing guitar at the age of 13. He was one of the founding members of Leb i Sol. He has released several solo albums and did the music for several films and theater plays. Today is a member of the band Kings of Strings, with Tommy Emmanuel and Stochelo Rosenberg.

Darko Pancev

Darko Pancev is a former Macedonian and Yugoslav footballer. He began his career in Vardar from Skopje, and then move to Red Star. He has scored the crucial penalty in the final of the European Champions Cup, when the Red Star won the title of best team of Europe, in 1991. He won the Golden Boot with 34 goals, which he scored in the 1990-1991 season.

Olivera Nikolova

Olivera Nikolova is one of the most famous Macedonian female prose writers. Nikolina published her first book Zoki Poki in 1963. The book remains the most popular Macedonian children’s book. Nikolova is a multiple winner of significant literary awards in Macedonia and former Yugoslavia, also the prestigious Yugoslav Zmaj Award in 1983.

Todor Tose Proeski

Todor Tose Proeski was a great music star of Macedonia and one of the most popular singer in the former Yugoslavia. He released seven albums and was Macedonia's representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004. He died in a car accident in age of 26, his music lives on with 3 more albums with the record runs.