Boosting exports requires clearly defined priorities and channeling state resources toward industries where the Macedonian economy holds potential for higher added value and competitiveness.

In a conversation with the President of the Economic Chamber, Branko Azeski, Aneta Dimovska, M.Econ., project manager for export-related activities at the Chamber, emphasizes that a more tailored industrial policy is essential—one that supplements previous horizontal support with targeted backing for industries and sectors possessing the highest development and export potential.

According to Dimovska, instead of distributing funds equally across all industries, the state should concentrate them where comparative advantages and opportunities for creating higher added value exist, through direct financial incentives for enterprises.

The full conversation is available at the link: https://youtube.com/shorts/kD-bYw10Jkc?feature=share