The Republic of Macedonia, located in the Balkans in Southeast Europe. The Macedonia region includes the independent Republic of Macedonia from former Yugoslavia, the Macedonia region in northern Greece (including central, Western and Eastern Macedonia Thrace), and the southwest corner of Bulgaria.
Since its independence in 1993, Macedonia economy, politics, culture, social management and other aspects have gradually moved towards the road of independent development, and has achieved remarkable development results. The trauma caused by the outbreak of the ethnic conflict between Malaysia and Afghanistan in 2001 is that the people realize the importance of political stability for national development. All previous ruling parties have also committed themselves to maintaining stable social stability and resolving ethnic conflicts through joint governance of all parties and integration of development measures of all ethnic groups.
As a non-EU states and a relatively well-developed European country, Macedonia Pro European tendency coexists and interweaves with global openness, growth potential and narrow market, rule-abiding and human interference. It is not only attractive to foreign investors, but also needs to face adverse factors.
In June 2018, the name of Macedonia Republic was changed to "northern Macedonia Republic", which opened the way for the accession of EU and NATO. On October 19, the amendment to the constitution of the name of the country was adopted, and the name of the country was changed to "Northern Macedonia".
The climate of Macedonia is dominated by a temperate continental climate. The highest temperature in summer reaches 40 ℃ and the lowest temperature in winter reaches -30 ℃ in most agricultural areas, affected by Mediterranean climate in the west, the average temperature in summer is 27 ℃ and the annual average temperature is 10 ℃.
The climate of Macedonia is dominated by a temperate continental climate. The highest temperature in summer reaches 40 ℃ and the lowest temperature in winter reaches -30 ℃ in most agricultural areas, affected by Mediterranean climate in the west, the average temperature in summer is 27 ℃ and the annual average temperature is 10 ℃.
Macedonia is rich in mineral resources, mainly including iron, lead, zinc, copper, etc. The reserves of coal and copper are 125 million tons and 300 million tons respectively. There are also non-metallic mineral carbon, bentonite, refractory clay, gypsum, quartz, opal, feldspar and building decoration stone. The forest coverage rate is 35%.
