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FYR Macedonia becomes the 34th member of CLGE!



During the May General Assembly in Opatija (HR), the Chamber of Authorized Surveyors of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia was unanimously appointed as a new Principal Member of CLGE.

This is very good news for our Council since we now have 34 countries on board. It of course is also a good evolution for the incoming member.

During a presentation of his Chamber, its President, Boris Tundzev, totally convinced the GA of his commitment to the European ideas and the high standards of their professional body.

On the picture you see the president (center) with the second delegate Saso Dimeski behind the national Flag and Prof. Dr. Zlatko Srbinoski.

In the name of the full GA of CLGE, I wish this new Principal Member a warm welcome, and all the best within our association. I am convinced that we will learn a lot from each other.

Jean-Yves Pirlot President


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