AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIndependence Celebrations: North Macedonia marks 35 years since its Sept. 8, 1991 independence declaration, with flowers laid at key leaders’ graves and cultural events continuing through the month, including a Jose Carreras concert and the multimedia performance “A Brightly Shining Day” featuring 120 artists. Film & TV Buzz: “DJ Ahmet,” directed by Georgi M. Unkovski, is leading the Adriatic Film and TV Awards cinema nominations, with North Macedonia among the credited countries; winners will be announced Oct. 24 in Montenegro. Puppetry Spotlight: Violetka Antonova of Bulgaria won an acting award at Podgorica’s 13th International Puppet Festival for “Adventures with Karlsson,” with a jury that included productions from North Macedonia. Community Arts: “Maškari Amende” runs Sept. 11–12 in Šuto Orizari, celebrating 30 years of the municipality with music, youth activities, and performances including the Roma Rock School Band. Health & Culture Crossover: Skopje reports eight hospitalized neuroinvasive West Nile virus cases and a new death, as mosquito-spraying measures ramp up. Digital Rights: UNICEF highlights the scale of tech-facilitated sexual abuse of children, with North Macedonia included in the multi-country findings. International Arts Research: North Macedonia is among 15 countries sending scholars to Azerbaijan’s Altay Communities Symposium in Baku.
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