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"The Commission’s 2011 progress report on enlarging the EU to take in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) has confirmed, for the third year in a row, its good marks in terms of the political criteria, the Community
and the development of the market economy. It does, however, note some weaknesses relating to the rule of law, which reflect on the general efficiency of the public administration and the domestic market. The current situation that has now been blocking the decision to open accession talks with FYROM for three years is, at this point, a cause for deep concern. It looks to me that the time has come to get over this stalemate, partly to avoid feeding a general feeling of disillusionment in the country: drawing out this situation could, in my view, undermine the push for reform and weaken public consensus on their European future. In line with the other Member States, I think both Athens and Skopje should take effective action to find a compromise and move past the dispute over the country’s name."@en1
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