The Prime Minister Dimitar Kovachevski, born in 1974 in Kumanovo, is Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor at the School of Business Economics and Management at the University American College Skopje. He is lecturer at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral studies and author of numerous scientific papers in the field of economics and management published in international scientific journals and conferences. He started h is working career in Makedonski Telekom AD Skopje as finance associate and later finance controlling regulation and harmonization coordinator (1998promoted to (20 05several managerial positions, director of marketing and sales management 2008), director of marketing communications (2008 (20102016) and director of residential sales (2016-- 2010), director of communications 2017). He was part of the international brand committee and the international communications committee of Deutsche Te (20082016). Then he became Executive Director of of Telekom Austria Group (2017one. Vip 2018). He was part of the establishment of a start tech company for production and development of elements for production o renewable sources (20182020). During his professional career he worked on several corporate projects for business processes reengineering and integration, to increase the efficiency and profitability of companies. He was part of the project management teams for implementation of SAP integrated material and finance management system and CRM integrated customer management system. He is Flue information 2005), and then lekom Macedonia (A1 Macedonia) part up highf electricity from He started his high school education at the Goce Delchev High School in Kumanovo, and finished it at Water ville Elysian Morristown High School, Waterville, MN, USA. In 1998 he graduated from Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje, Faculty of Economics, and received his master's degree in 2003 from the same Faculty. He completed his doctoral studies in econ omics at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Montenegro in 2008, where he obtained a doctorate in economics. He completed executive education at Harvard University, Harvard Business School, USA Executive Education Program in 2011, the European E ntrepreneurship Colloquium at the Technical University of Munich where he became EFER EEC alumni in 2015, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, the Netherlands in 2016 and EADA Business School, Barcelona, Spain in 2017. nt in English, uses German and is literate user of a range of integrated systems. 1 Office of the President of the Government Government of the Republic of North Macedonia Blvd. Ilinden, No. 2, Skopje Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 3123 371 www.vlada.mkOFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE GOVERNMENTHe started his academic career as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the New York University in Skopje (20092012 ) and continued as an Assistant Professor at the School of Business Economics and Management at the University American College Skopje (20122018). In 2018 he was elected Associate Professor at the School of Business Economics and Management at the University American College Skopje He worked on a serie s of international and domestic projects including the World Bank Local and Regional Competitiveness Project, SubProject: Capacity and innovation of tourism services for sustainable local economic growth in North Macedonia, Finance Think, Economic Researc h and Policy Institute Skopje (2019) , Internationalization at Home through Online Micro Masters and Virtual Mobility, Vytautas Magnus University Lithuania, Istanbul University Turkey, DOBA Business School Slovenia, ICS Skopje, (20192022), The project for increasing the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises in the Republic of North Macedonia (2019) and the ePROFMAN Project, Online Professional Development Program for Innovative Management, Leadership and Strategic Communications Slovenia, Istanbul University Turkey, ICS Skopje (20162017). In 2020 he was part of the Economic Council of the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia to deal with economic consequences caused by the COVID pandemic.