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EaseAccess24 announces collaboration with the Swedish-Macedonian Chamber of Commerce

EaseAccess24 joins the Swedish-Macedonian Chamber of Commerce as a Bronze Member, bringing accessibility software to the bilateral business community.

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EaseAccess24 team with visitors at the SMCC collaboration meeting in Skopje.

We are glad to announce a new collaboration with the Swedish-Macedonian Chamber of Commerce (SMCC), a newly founded organisation dedicated to strengthening economic ties, investment opportunities, and business collaboration between Sweden and North Macedonia.

It all started with an informal meeting between our Co-Founder Filip Najdovski and SMCC Executive Director Samuel Naumovski Vickius, shortly after which Samuel visited our offices in Skopje. We discussed bilateral business opportunities and the potential for closer cooperation between the two ecosystems. The conversation was as concrete as it was forward-looking.

As a Swedish-Macedonian startup headquartered in Malmo, with our development team based in Skopje, the SMCC is a natural home for us. We sit exactly at the intersection the chamber exists to serve: a company with roots and operations in both countries, working to bring something built across that bridge to the broader European market.

We have joined as a Bronze Member, and the SMCC is now running EaseAccess24 accessibility software.

This is the kind of collaboration we value most, one where the shared belief in what we are building is visible in practice, not just on paper.

We are looking forward to growing alongside the chamber and contributing to a closer, more active Swedish-Macedonian business ecosystem.

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EaseAccess24 team with visitors at the SMCC collaboration meeting in Skopje.
Meeting at EaseAccess24 offices in Skopje to discuss collaboration with the Swedish-Macedonian Chamber of Commerce.

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