During the two day Workshop on Aeronautical Surveillance Technologies that was held in “Eurocontrol”, Brussels in the period from December, 06 to December 07, CNS Executive Director and member of Management Board of “M-NAV”, Mr. Kliment Chepunjoski discussed with Director General of Eurocontrol, Mr. Frank Brenner.
Taking into consideration the need of continuous improvement of the competence of CNS personnel, Mr. Chepunjoski emphasized the importance of training, particularly of continuous training.
“I explained to Mr. Brenner the need of intensive training that might be held either in Luxembourg or in Macedonia. We exchanged opinions regarding the connection between the Slovenia Control and the Regional Center in Maastricht, as well as the possibilities for such integration of the Macedonia Air Navigation”, the Director Chepunjoski said
At the meeting, the possibilities offered by Pan-European Network Services were considered, as well as the benefits of using the services. The two day workshop held in Eurocontrol covered issues about monitoring, detecting and communication of the aircraft with aeronautical-technical aids and systems, as well as it covered  issues about introducing new technology.

M-NAV delegation led by Mr.Nikolche Taseski, Executive Director of ANS and President of the Board, and Delegation from BULATSA, led by Mr. Georgi Peev, Director General had a working meeting in Sofia. They discussed the current projects and plans for development and modernisation of the ANS systems in both countries. BULATSA representatives shared their experience in the organisational and technological development of the company and in the participation in international projects within SESAR. The Macedonian delegation showed interest in the work of the Functional airspace block DANUBE FAB. The processes of DANUBE FAB creating, the operation, the aims, the structure and the governing bodies were discussed, as well as the possibilities for the enlargement of the functional block to neighbouring countries. The two parties agreed on next actions and to continue the collaborative work in safety management, cybersecurity, ANS efficiency and other areas.