Mr. Vladimir Risteski, the President of M-NAV Management Board and Executive Director of ANS and Mr. Buran Aliti, member of the Management Board and Executive Director of Financial, Legal issues, Development and Investments are attending the Airspace World 2025 Exhibition, held in Lisbon from 13 to 15 May 2025.

This prestigious international event brought together leading stakeholders in Air Traffic Management, Aviation Technology, and Aerospace Innovation.With participants from over 145 countries, Airspace World serves as a dynamic platform for decision-makers, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore the latest innovations, share expertise, and foster strategic collaborations across the aviation ecosystem.

The exhibition featured prominent sponsors and exhibitors from the global aerospace and defense sectors, showcasing advanced technologies and forward-thinking solutions.Our Management Board members engaged in high-level discussions, explored breakthrough innovations, and strengthened partnerships with global industry leaders. Their presence at the exhibition reflects our ongoing commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancement and contributing to the development of a safer, smarter, and more efficient airspace system.

Cooperation between M-NAV, the Ministry of Defense and EVN to maintain stable operation of aircraft precision guidance devices

On 06.03.2025, M-NAV, the Ministry of Defense, and EVN have agreed on a collaboration to improve the electricity supply of equipment on the Solunska Glava mountain peak. At an altitude of over 2,500 meters above sea level, due to the changing weather conditions, power supply interruptions may occur. To avoid challenges related to flight control, the three institutions held a coordination meeting.

“The stability of operation of aircraft precision guidance devices is extremely important air traffic safety.” Until now, this segment has been neglected and ignored. The new management of M-NAV is committed to ensure that this segment of the Company’s operations is not marginalized. In accordance with the recommendations of international and domestic aviation authorities, we are working to elevate air traffic safety to a higher level in collaboration with other interested parties, especially the Army of the Republic of North Macedonia and the Ministry of Internal Affairs “, said Mr. Kliment Chepunjoski, Member of the Management Board and CNS Executive Director.

М-NAV, The Ministry of Defense and EVN have agreed to hold regular coordination meetings.

In the recently concluded summer season, we would like to highlight excellent results in air traffic!During the summer months of June, July, and August, we handled a total of 101,621 operations. In August alone, there were 33,485 overflights, an increase of 10.1% compared to the same month last year and an increase of 22% compared to the same month in 2019.

A big thank you to our colleagues for their hard work and dedication. We are proud and committed to provide safe and efficient air traffic services and maintaining a safe sky over our country.

TOPIC: AT THE FRONTLINE OF CLIMATE ACTION

Climate change is a real and undeniable threat to our entire civilization. The effects are already visible and will be catastrophic unless we act now. Therefore, the theme of World Meteorological Day 2024 is „At the frontline of climate action “.

Climate actions mean different things to different people. But everyone agrees that those activities are necessary, urgent and means a call to all. We all must act in the same direction. Our meteorological and hydrological communities collect, share and analyze data about weather, water and the environment. These data form the basis for understanding what is currently happening to the climate and how it is changing.

As a priority, hydrometeorological services around the world are engaged in improving their early warning systems, which form the basis of adaptation and disaster risk reduction. However, today many countries are unable to provide these early warnings to protect their people. This is the reason why, WMO (World Meteorological Organizaton) as part of the global community, starts the initiative „Early warning to all “. Every person on Earth should have access to timely and reliable information about the weather and climate risks until the end of 2027.

Climate and weather affect almost every activity, and weather and climate information drive economic growth. We need to do more to turn climate science into services. And we need to make these climate services more accessible to everyone and use them more efficiently.

At the World Meteorological Day, National meteorological and hydrological services are in the centre of attention. They play a key role at risk reduction, development, adaptation, mitigation and sustainability. Their expertise must be incorporated into high-level policy on climate action. Faced with unprecedented environmental challenges, we meteorologists are not mere observers. Instead, we are called to be game changers. Our role as scientists and advocates for the planet has never been more crucial.

Together we stand on the front lines of climate activities as we embrace the journey through collaboration and innovation, using collective expertise to overcome challenges and achieve our shared vision of a safer and more resilient world for future generations – A world where children grow up in harmony with nature.