A HOLIDAY DESTINATION IN EUROPE: NORTH MACEDONIA

Macedonia is a very familiar name in Europe. It has a connection with the Roman history the continent shares.

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Recently also, this name has spotted in the discussion table of the continent. The reason that has brought the name to the discussion table is the dispute between two countries in the continent over the name. Greece has refused to recognise the Republic of Macedonia, one of the youngest countries in the continent, for its name. There is a place named Macedonia in Greece, and the country has an emotional attachment to the name for its Roman history. The issue has been resolved when the young country has agreed to rename the country as the Republic of North Macedonia instead of the Republic of Macedonia.

North Macedonia is a developing country situated in the continent of Europe. It shares borders with Kosovo, Serbia, Bulgaria, Albania and Greece. One of the successor states of Yugoslavia is a member of the United Nations, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Central European Free Trade Agreement, World Bank and the World Trade Organisation. The country, which tasted independence in the early 1990s, is an open economy. Its Human Development Index is excellent, as it offers a social security structure, health care system and a free primary and secondary education structure.