On December 13, 1992, the BTR-National was broadcast for the first time in the media in the Republic of Macedonia. First as a radio, then as a television with its own 24 hour program.
In fact, it was the first Roma media in the world with its own full-day program. Years later this medium has grown into a recognizable TV house with its own program of every caliber - informative cultural, entertaining, musical and educational.
At that time BTR-Nacional TV was established among the leading media in the country, and after its audience, which despite being Roma, was watched by all nationalities.
A decade later BTR-National TV went up one level and was the first Roma satellite media to have its own program
For all these years BTR-National has been the author of many program packages and thousands of hours of TV, documentary and film programs of all profiles.
Otherwise, in the new period, TV BTR - Through its Super production BTR - SP BTR continued with production activities and shooting of documentary films. In the last two years he has been active with his two new documentary products translated into film, "Local Heroes - World Talents" as well as the latest on the history, origin, language and culture of the Roma "Sky, Wheel , Land".
Even today, BTR TV has left indelible marks on the audience who still remember that day with nostalgia. The founder and owner of Zoran Dimov, who by pure coincidence is also his 13th birthday, is credited with the success of the 500 employees who profiled through that television.
Happy Birthday Zoran Dimov and TV BTR-Nacional!

Two shops located near the Green Market in Skopje were demolished. Clothes were sold in the shops, and the sellers, who did not want to speak in front of the camera, complained that they were left on the street - without work and monthly income. So far, only one shop is left at this location.
The traffic that was "spared" from the demolition is the ticket office of the Public Transport Company. The municipality of Centar says that the shop has the necessary license. In addition to losing their jobs, the sellers themselves will have to pay the cost of demolishing the shops.
- They will pay for the demolition of the shops themselves, because we told them several times to remove them themselves, but they did not do that - say from the Municipality of Centar.
The Municipality of Centar says that the action is carried out at the request of the City of Skopje. Otherwise, for more than two decades, the facility that worked with textiles and was owned by the famous Roma businessman Gani Gani together with his family was functional for that area and that area was their basic existence.

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