Lazar Mojsov

Macedonian politician and diplomat

Lazar Mojsov - Leaders & Politicians born 1920
Born

1920
106 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

North Macedonia

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Served as a prominent politician and diplomat from Macedonia. Held various government positions and was active in Macedonia's political landscape during significant historical periods. Contributed to the country's participation in international relations and was involved in diplomatic negotiations. Played a key role in the formation of the independent Macedonian state.

Served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs

Represented Macedonia in the United Nations

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