The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), organized a
high-level forum in London, with the goal of intensifying investments
in Western Balkan.
All regional Prime Ministers presented the potentials that are offered by their countries. The Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama, focused his speech on the steps undertaken by the Albanian government in creating a proper business climate for local and foreign investors.
“There is an unexplainable gap between the economies of the region which must change. Albania’s potentials in tourism, agriculture and energy are huge. Employment and a stable economic growth remains a challenge for Albania. We are aware about the problems of the past, which not only will not happen anymore, but we are amending laws for not allowing new problematics to appear. The economic profile of our country for the next 20 years has already started, and the first step is an open approach to foreign and domestic businesses. The government is making a significant fight against crime and corruption, which will bring improvements in economy. We want to reach the European standards with constructions in infrastructure. I invite all investors to come and see the possibilities that there are in Albania. I guarantee all investors that the government will support them and we will improve the privatization model”, Rama declared.
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci, declared that his country has continued the progress as a democratic country, and that the economy of Kosovo has grown in the past year. Thaci underlined that the government has undertaken several huge steps in infrastructure, creating better conditions for foreign investors.
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