With a relatively unfamiliar staff, DUI will participate in the technical Government. The new Ministers, suggested by leader Ali Ahmeti, come from the Youth Union, as well as the State University of Tetovo.
They are expected to be elected in the next few days, after the Parliament confirms the resignations of the past ministers.
The list of the new ministers include Festim Halili - Deputy PM for implementation of the Ohrid Framework Agreement, Arben Ademi - Deputy PM for European Integration, Valdet Xhaferi - Justice Minister, Pishtar Llutifu - Education and Science Minister, Driton Kuci - Economy Minister, Bashkim Ahmeti - Environment Minister, Shuhrete Elezi - Local Self-Government Minister, Arlind Zekiri - Minister with no portfolio, in charge of attracting foreign investment.
Bekim Maksuti has been proposed as Deputy Minister of Justice, Agim Nuhiu as Deputy Minister of Interior Affairs, Faton Polozhani as Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications, and Gzim Beadini as Deputy Minister of Finance.
The deadline for the Parliament's dissolution is April 7. Until then the new ministers would have to give their Oath of Office at a session. They will be holding their positions until the election of the new Government.
After the dissolution of the Parliament, Speaker Trajko Veljanoski will officially and publicly call the June 5 elections, which will mark the start of the pre-election period in Macedonia.