Macedonia Negotiating With 5-6 Investors Over Data Centers, PM Says
Mickoski said talks include one large multinational company, though no names or investment figures have been disclosed yet.
Macedonia is currently negotiating with five to six potential investors for the construction of data centers in the country, including one large multinational company, Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said.
According to Mickoski, the development of data centers and artificial intelligence represents a global process Macedonia must be part of, viewing it as an opportunity to attract foreign investment and position the country within the regional digital sector.
No Names Yet
The Prime Minister did not disclose the specific companies involved in the talks, nor details about the size of potential investments — negotiations remain at a stage where revealing details could affect the outcome. Data centers require significant capital investment, stable electricity supply and solid digital infrastructure, factors Macedonia is likely highlighting as its strengths in the discussions.
Should any of these negotiations result in concrete agreements, it could represent a significant step forward for the country's tech sector, bringing new jobs and infrastructure investment.
MKNews Hub · Economy · August 28, 2026