The Educational Inspectorate enters the University of Tourism and Management at the request of the Anti-Corruption Commission, to check the student file of the director of the National Security Agency, Bojan Hristovski. published "Thelma."

We are talking about the higher education institution that issued documents to Hristovski for completed undergraduate studies in economics, which are a condition for the government to appoint him as director of the National Security Agency. The anti-corruption officers told "Thelma" that the petition for the appointment of Hristovski was supplemented three times by an anonymous petitioner.

"Last week, the Anti-Corruption Commission sent a request to the educational inspectorate requesting information about Hristovski's college degree from the University of Tourism and Management. The inspectorate has 15 days to respond," says the text of "Thelma".

At a public session after the completion of the procedure, the SCSC will announce what information they have obtained on the subject and will make a decision on it. With the petitions to them, Hristovski's education, English language certificate and experience were contested.

Last week, during parliamentary questions, MP Dimitar Apasiev from Levica presented allegations of alleged material violations in Hristovski's diploma, but they have not been officially confirmed by the institutions of the system responsible for the control of higher education. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski answered Apasiev from the podium that Hristovski studied according to the principle of three plus one year, acquired 240 credits, but there were no answers to Apasiev's questions around essentials injuries in the diploma that he showed, which did not correspond to the rules of how a diploma should look.

Hristovski was named director of ANB on October 16 at a government meeting.