The Central Europe Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) that representatives of Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria and Kosovo signed in Bucharest, Romania, on Tuesday should open up a new age in the trade relations of the Balkan countries.
"CEFTA is going to strengthen the trade among the countries of the region, help attract foreign investments and make the fulfillment of the EU accession criteria easier," said Deputy Prime Minister Zoran Stavreski, who signed the Agreement on Macedonia's behalf.
