As Ziberi informed, in the state bodies, such as the President, the Assembly, the Government, the Constitutional, Supreme and Administrative Courts, the National Bank, the representation for 2020 is as follows: Macedonians are 75.6 percent, Albanians 17.7 percent, Turks 1.6 percent, Roma 1 percent, Serbs 1.7 percent, Vlachs 1.7 percent, Bosniaks 0.5 percent and the remaining 0.3 percent.

The situation in the ministries as a whole is as follows: Macedonians are 69.9 percent, Albanians 24.3 percent, Turks 1.9 percent, Roma 1 percent, Serbs 1.5 percent, Vlachs 0.5, Bosniaks 0.6 percent and the rest 0 , 3 percent.

In public institutions and other legal entities such as agencies, directorates, commissions, institutes the situation is as follows: Macedonians 76.8 percent, Albanians 17.6 percent, Turks 1.8 percent, Roma 0.8 percent, Serbs 1.4 percent , Vlachs 1.4 percent, Bosniaks 1.4 percent and other 0.4 percent,

He added that in some of the institutions the situation with representation is worrying. He cited AD as an example for construction and management of state-owned housing and business premises, where the structure is as follows: Macedonians 90.6 percent, Albanians 2.6 percent, Turks 0.6 percent, Roma 1.8 percent, Serbs 2, 6 percent, Vlachs 1.2 percent, Voshnjaci 0.3 and the remaining 3 percent.

German police and customs last month carried out dozens of raids across the country to stop alleged trafficking of temporary workers coming from outside the European Union, including from the Balkans.

The Federal Police in Berlin announced on Twitter that the raids had started and that the police had searched houses and companies, focusing on the capital of Germany and the state of Brandenburg, but also on the premises in Bremen and Lower Saxony, reports the AP agency.

About 1,000 police officers are involved in raids and investigations against 20 people suspected of involvement in the alleged forgery of EU citizenship documents and the placement of workers in large logistics companies.

Police carried out several arrest warrants and seized property worth several million euros, but no further details were released. The names of the suspects and companies were also not released in accordance with German privacy rules.

The suspects allegedly ran a network of temporary employment agencies in the Balkans and Germany, including fictitious companies. Through these companies, the suspects then allegedly represented non-EU workers as EU citizens, using forged identity documents and placing them in large German logistics companies.

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