The Republic of Macedonia is located in the Balkans, southeast of europe. The Macedonian region includes the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the Macedonian region of northern Greece (including Macedonia, West Macedonia, East Macedonia - Thrace), and the southwest corner of Bulgaria. The main ethnic group of the Republic of Macedonia is a branch of the Slavs, and has nothing to do with the ancient Great Macedonian Kingdoms of the Greeks (also known as the Alexander Empire in the heyday).

Macedonia is a multi-ethnic developing country. Since its independence in 1993, Macedonia has gradually stepped into the path of independent development in economic, political, cultural and social management, and has achieved remarkable development results. The trauma caused by the ethnic conflicts in Ma'A in 2001 enabled the citizens to realize that the stability of the political situation is of great importance to the country's development. The successive ruling parties are also committed to maintaining stable social stability. They resolved ethnic conflicts through joint development of all parties and integration of development measures of all ethnic groups.

In order to promote economic development and accelerate the integration into the European Union, the Macedonian government vigorously promoted infrastructure construction and propeled the development of related industries, and thus Macedonia became one of the countries in Europe with rapid development. It ranked No.36 in 141 countries, and is one of the best performing countries in Europe.

As a non-EU member states and relatively well-developed european country, the Macedonian pro-EU tendencies and global openness, growth potential and narrow market, rule compliance and human interference and other factors intertwined, for foreign investors, Macedonia is attractive, but investors also need to face the negative factors.