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    INVALID ID CARDS AND EXCLUDED MEMBERS

    updated register of members, ID cards and badge numbers

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    Zharko D.

    NMK 2810/23
    ID: 00001

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    Dejan H-K.

    NMK 1799/19
    ID: 00490

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    Sasho P.

    NMK 2738/23
    ID: 00003

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    Gjorgji H.

    NMK 2940/24
    ID: 00206

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    Marko J.

    NMK 2661/22
    ID: 00051

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    Gjorgji S.

    NMK 3046/24
    ID: 00013

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    Filip P.

    NMK 2969/24
    ID: 00033

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    Sasho T.

    NMK 3049/24
    ID: 00021

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    Sonja P.

    x

    ID: 00069

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    Igor K.

    x

    ID: 00052

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    Ivan M.

    x

    ID: 00018

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    Pece R.

    x

    ID:

    The mailing list with complete data on excluded members has been sent to the Ministry of Interior, Border Police and Customs Administration. In the event that the persons identify themselves as members of EPA Macedonia, appropriate complaints will be filed against them.

    The published data on invalid identification membership cards and badges are intended to inform the appropriate institutions inside and outside the country, the appropriate ministries, as well as border crossings, police departments and customs departments.

    The processing and storage of personal data are in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act and the adopted regulations of the Agency for Personal Data Protection of the Republic of Macedonia. On 23.12.2024, the Agency adopted a new Regulation on the Security of Personal Data Processing No. 01-1320/1, which means that on the day of application of the new Regulation, the old Regulation on the Security of Personal Data Processing (''Official Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia'' No. 122/20) will cease to be valid.

    The new Regulation will begin to apply from 01.07.2025, so that on 30.06.2025, the old Regulation officially ceased to be valid, i.e. it has been made invalid.

    IRB - ЕPA MACEDONIA

    ABOUT US

    Strengthening pan-European police cooperation in the face of technological and digital transformation

    It is estimated that approximately two million police officers are currently active within the European Union. Whether serving in federal, national, regional or local forces – including gendarmerie, customs and financial investigation services – the vast majority of these officers work in isolation from their European counterparts, with limited opportunities for systematic cross-border engagement.

    To date, only a relatively small group of specialised professionals are involved in meaningful information exchange and direct participation in EU-wide security initiatives. This limited interconnection poses a critical challenge, especially as the pace of technological progress and the evolution of EU legal frameworks – including the implementation of police cooperation agreements and institutional mechanisms – accelerates with each passing year.

    At the same time, the European Security Research Programme (ESRP) aims to bridge existing technological gaps within the Union and to improve the coordination of strategic efforts aimed at ensuring the security and resilience of European societies. These dynamics are set to fundamentally reshape the future of police and customs training, operational protocols and workplace standards.

    In light of these developments, it is imperative that law enforcement officers are equipped not only to systematically follow legislative and technological developments, but also to exchange practical knowledge and lessons learned across borders. Strengthening inter-agency and international dialogue will ensure that policing standards remain accountable, efficient and future-proof.

    The European Police Association (EPA) is committed to addressing this gap. Through its dedicated digital platform and the publication of its magazine, EPA MAG, the Association fosters collaboration in an environment of peer consultation, professional dialogue and the dissemination of best practices across the European law enforcement community.

    We invite you to explore these resources and join this growing network of professionals committed to a safer and more integrated Europe.

    PLATFORM AND PROGRAM

                        The Citizens’ Association INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY DEVELOPMENT – EUROPEAN POLICE ASSOCIATION – MACEDONIA – SKOPJE, at the assembly held on 3.7.2025, voted and adopted a new platform and work program 2025-2029.
    As a non-governmental and non-partisan association, it will achieve its mission through the following:

         – Platform;
         – Program of activities of the association.

    Platform:

     

    1. Improving traffic safety

         Reducing the number of traffic accidents, deaths and injuries by raising public awareness of traffic safety, improving traffic culture and strengthening control and preventive measures.

    2. Strengthening the rule of law and democratic values:

         Promoting and supporting the policies of the rule of law, human rights and transparency in the operation of security services and police institutions in accordance with European Union standards.

    3. Strengthening the capacities to fight organized crime and corruption:

         Developing training programs, research and exchange of good practices between law enforcement institutions in North Macedonia, the EU and candidate countries, in the areas of financial crime, corruption and transnational crime.

    4. Digital transformation and cybersecurity:

         Supporting the implementation of the EU cybersecurity strategy, with a particular focus on improving the capacities to prevent and detect cyber threats and digital criminal activities.

    5. Improving police cooperation and border security:

         Cooperation and coordination with European networks and bodies, such as Europol, Frontex and other relevant agencies, for better information exchange, border control and migration management.

    6. Inclusive and shared security:

         Promoting gender equality, human rights and anti-discrimination in police and security services, through specific educational activities.
         Reducing the number of traffic accidents, deaths and injuries by raising public awareness of traffic safety, improving traffic culture and strengthening control and preventive measures.

    Programme of activities:

     

    1. Activities to improve traffic culture:

         Educational campaigns and training for road users, focused on respecting the rules, pedestrian and cyclist safety, and special activities for safety in rural areas when using agricultural machinery and attached machinery.
    Cooperation with local governments and relevant institutions to improve infrastructure and signaling for greater traffic safety.

    2. Educational programs and training:

         Implementation of specialized courses to strengthen the professional capacities of police officers and security professionals, in accordance with European practices and standards, including through available EU programs.

    3. Development of research projects and studies:

         Research and analysis of contemporary security threats, including organized crime, cybercrime and terrorism, and creation of policy recommendations, including through EU projects.

    4. Regional and European cooperation:

         Organization of regional and international conferences, workshops and seminars to improve regional and cross-border cooperation between relevant institutions.

    5. Digital transformation projects:

         Implementation of innovative digital solutions and tools to improve the efficiency and transparency of the work of the police, security services, increasing security and educating citizens through EU projects.

    6. Awareness-raising campaigns:

         Conducting public campaigns and activities to inform and raise awareness about the importance of preventing and combating crime, protecting privacy and digital security among citizens and in cooperation with institutions in the country.

    Elected General Secretariat and Management Team, term: 03.07.2025 - 03.07.2029

    Arsencho Aleksovski – eudelegate@epamacedonia.mk
    EU Delegate to the EPA Brussels

     

    Arsencho Aleksovski is a former Mayor of the Municipality of Kriva Palanka, where his leadership left a significant mark in the advancement of local self-government, infrastructural development, as well as in the improvement of socio-economic conditions for the citizens of the municipality.

    During his mandate, Aleksovski advocated for transparent and accountable governance, with a focus on the modernization of public services, improvement of road and communal infrastructure, as well as active cooperation with the civil society sector and international donors.

    Under his leadership, the Municipality of Kriva Palanka was recognized as one of the more active municipalities in applying for and implementing projects funded by the European Union and other international programs. Mr. Aleksovski is known for his practical approach to management, excellent communication skills and his commitment to sustainable local development. He is also engaged in various initiatives related to youth policies, regional cooperation and environmental protection. He is also engaged in various initiatives related to youth policies, regional cooperation and environmental protection.

    Business success and entrepreneurial leadership
    In addition to his prominent public and social role, Mr. Arsencho Aleksovski is also an established entrepreneur with more than 25 years of successful operation in the private sector. As the founder and manager of two stable companies, he has demonstrated exceptional business acumen, strategic vision and continuous adaptation to dynamic market conditions.

    Under his leadership, both companies have recorded steady growth, employ local workforce and represent an example of sustainable entrepreneurship in the northeastern region of Macedonia. This aspect of his career confirms him as a leader who manages to unite public interest and private initiative for the benefit of local development and economic prosperity.

    Ilija Vuchkov – EU-vice-president@epamacedonia.mk

    Vice President for International Cooperation and Representative for EU Funds and Project Financing

     

    European Climate Pact Ambassador | Executive Director of the ACRID Network | EU Funds Expert | Senior Innovation Leader

    Ilija Vuchkov is a Distinguished Ambassador of the European Climate Pact at the Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA), with over 18 years of leadership and strategic experience in the private sector, academia and civil society. His expertise covers innovation ecosystems, access to European funds, smart city project development, agri-technologies, circular economy, green energy and digital transformation of the public sector.

    As Executive Director of the ACRID Network, Ilija manages a cross-border network-platform operating in 10 EU-affiliated countries, involving more than 1500 senior experts in 23 thematic working groups. He is also the visionary founder of SPACE Park Skopje — the first private science and technology park in the Western Balkans.

    He has designed and implemented over 100 training and mentoring programs across the Western Balkans and the EU, aiming to empower municipalities, universities and startups to access programs such as Horizon Europe, Erasmus+, Alliances for Innovation, EIC, EIT, LIFE, Digital Europe and IPA.

    His mentoring legacy includes talents that are today part of global institutions such as Mercedes, NASA, Fraunhofer, Max Planck and Qatar Foundation. Ilija lectures on innovation policies, transformational leadership and entrepreneurship in the context of green and digital transitions, combining deep knowledge of EU policies with practical application at regional and national levels.

    Members of the General Secretariat:
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    Arsencho Aleksovski
    Dejancho Dejanov
    Vladimir Pancevski
    Ilija Vuchkov
    Nikola Damjanovski
    Martin Spirkoski
    Andrej Pop Stojanov

    Members of the Supervisory Board:

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    Vlatko Dimitrovski
    Arsencho Aleksovski
    Vladimir Pancevski

    Martin Spirkoski – MK-vice-president@epamacedonia.mk

    Vice President for National Cooperation and Coordination

    Ernest Damjanovski – president@epamacedonia.mk
    President of IRB – EPA Macedonia – Skopje

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