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European Commissioner Marta Kos recognized the Western Balkans' progress towards EU membership, but stressed the need for further reforms.

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At the summit in Skopje, EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos highlighted the Western Balkan countries' progress towards EU membership, underlining the importance of continued reforms. The six-billion-euro growth plan aims to boost economic development and integration into the European single market. Despite progress, the region's economies are at 35% of the EU average and each country faces specific challenges in the negotiation process.

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