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The Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia is advancing draft legislation concerning electronic communications and postal services. The material has been registered within the Assembly's e-parliament system, indicating it is under consideration as part of the legislative process. This draft law represents a significant development in North Macedonia's regulatory framework for the electronic communications and postal sectors. Such legislation typically addresses the licensing, operation, and oversight of telecommunications providers and postal operators, establishing standards for service delivery, consumer protection, and infrastructure development. The advancement of this draft through the Assembly suggests the government is prioritising updates to these regulatory frameworks, which may reflect evolving market conditions, technological developments, or alignment with international standards and obligations. The draft law will require review and approval by the Assembly before it can proceed to adoption. Further details regarding the specific provisions, scope of application, and implementation timeline will become available as the legislative process progresses. Stakeholders in the electronic communications and postal services sectors should monitor the Assembly's proceedings for updates on this legislation, including any public consultation periods or scheduled debates that may provide opportunities for input or clarification on the proposed amendments. REFERENCES: Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia – E-parliament Materials Portal

On June 23, 2026, the North Macedonian Government published the Draft Law on Financial Leasing. The draft law aims to modernise North Macedonia's leasing framework by replacing the existing law with clearer rules on the establishment, operation and supervision of financial leasing providers. It responds to identified gaps in the current regime, including corporate governance, oversight, transparency, user protection and insufficiently precise reputation requirements for founders and management bodies. It also support the Reform Agenda goal of promoting leasing as an alternative financing tool. The draft introduces fit and proper criteria in line with MONEYVAL recommendations, strengthening anti-money laundering safeguards and the integrity of leasing providers. Its key provisions cover licensing and operating conditions, management suitability and reputation requirements, financial leasing agreements, registeres, enhanced Ministry of Finance supervision and sanctions for violations.

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