Military Reform: Ohrid Agreement
Implementations
Military Reform – 2001
After the agreement, Macedonian government made remarkable progress by incorporating ethnic minorities in public services, including military services.[fn]”People-Centred Analysis: Quality of Social Services,” UNDP and SEEU, 2010, 65. [/efn_note] Information on ethnic composition of military were not available.
Military Reform – 2002
No developments observed this year.
Military Reform – 2003
No developments observed this year.
Military Reform – 2004
No developments observed this year.
Military Reform – 2005
No developments observed this year.
Military Reform – 2006
No developments observed this year.
Military Reform – 2007
No developments observed this year.
Military Reform – 2008
According to the 2008 data on the ethnic composition, 22% of the professional army representatives are ethnic Albanians, 2.3% are Turks, 1.3% are Roma and 2.4% are Serbs.1
Military Reform – 2009
No further developments observed.
Military Reform – 2010
No further developments observed.