Marking a quarter-century since the signing of the Ohrid Framework Agreement, North Macedonia stands at a critical juncture in assessing the durability of its hard-won peace. Signed in 2001 to end a violent conflict between ethnic Albanian insurgents and government forces, the agreement laid the foundation for greater ethnic reconciliation and political inclusion within the country. As the anniversary arrives, questions arise about the state of interethnic relations, political stability, and the commitment to the reforms envisioned by the accord. This article examines whether North Macedonia’s peace has held firm over 25 years, exploring the challenges and progress that have shaped its journey toward lasting stability.
Legacy of the Ohrid Agreement in Shaping Ethnic Relations in North Macedonia
The Ohrid Agreement, signed in 2001, stands as a pivotal moment in North Macedonia’s recent history, reconfiguring the landscape of ethnic relations in the country. Its…
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Author : Jackson Lee
Publish date : 2026-09-05 11:58:00
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