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25 Years After Ohrid Agreement, North Macedonia's Peace Remains Fragile

12 Ağustos 2026DW

Twenty-five years have passed since the Ohrid Framework Agreement brought an end to the 2001 conflict in North Macedonia. Despite this milestone, analysts express concerns about the ongoing fragility of peace among the country's ethnic communities.
The reconciliation process appears to be slow and complex, highlighting the need for continued efforts to foster unity and understanding.
The Ohrid Framework Agreement was a pivotal moment in North Macedonia's history, aimed at addressing the grievances of the Albanian minority following the 2001 conflict. It established a framework for greater rights and representation for ethnic Albanians, yet the implementation of these provisions has been uneven.
The 25th anniversary of the Ohrid Framework Agreement serves as a reminder of the delicate balance that must be maintained in North Macedonia. While the agreement was a significant step towards peace, the persistent tensions among ethnic groups indicate that reconciliation is an ongoing challenge.

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