One day before the vote in the technical government, the mandated prime minister, Talat Xhaferi, presented the names of the ministers and the program to the Assembly.
The first deputy prime minister will meet the SDSM, Bojan Maricic, who also covers European Affairs.
Albanians in the technical government will not only have the prime minister, but also eight ministers and deputy ministers.
Bujar Osmani will remain Minister of Foreign Affairs, while Artan Grubi, who held the position of First Deputy Prime Minister, will be Minister for Political System.
The opposition VRMNO-DPMNE will have the Minister of the Interior, as well as several ministers and deputy ministers.
The technical government will be tasked with the smooth running of the May 8 parliamentary elections. Together with them, the second round for the presidential elections is also held.
This is the first time that an Albanian prime minister has been appointed to the government in North Macedonia. The leader of DUI, Ali Ahmeti, has described this as historic.
"This day is historic both for Albanians and Macedonians, as well as for everyone else. Together, we are undertaking the responsibility to lead the country, not one after the other, but side by side, together, for a European Macedonia."
He says that he believed in the Ohrid Agreement, the formalization of the Albanian flag and language, but he believed that North Macedonia will become part of NATO and open negotiations for EU membership.