Eleven years after embracing capitalism, Belgrade has cancelled almost 30 per cent of all privatisation deals because of corruption or mismanagement. Yet the system remains open to abuse.
Weekly news report 26-30 September 2011- AlbanianEconomy.com – Real Estate: Rental prices in shopping centers show big fall says Colliers – PM CNN interview stirs unusual debate on EU integration – President Topi new political party is likely – Suspected Drugdealer killed in mafia style action – Albania accepts Hong Kong as “Chinese territory” – [...]
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GDP growth slowed in the first quarter of this year but remained firm, the National Institute of Statistics, INSTAT, announced on Tuesday.
Gjergj Erebara Tirana
Tirana, 28 June 2011 (albanianeconomy.com) Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman declared today in Tirana that his government considers the Independence of Kosovo a “sensitive issue” and added that the recognition of such independence from Tel Aviv could happen after other countries like Greece and Spain (two countries that categorically refuses the existence of Kosovo), accept it.
Tirana, 28 June 2011 (albanianeconomy.com) Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman arrived on Tuesday in Albania on a two days trip in its efforts to gain support against Palestine’s bid for United Nation membership.
Albania’s Central Electoral Commission has for the second time in as many months declared the ruling party candidate the winner of the hotly contested race for the Tirana mayoralty.
Besar Likmeta Tirana
Tirana, 25 June 2011 (albanianeconomy.com) Saudi Arabia fund for development had accepted to lend 25 million USD to the Government of Albania for the construction of a highway, the Ministry of Finance announced on Friday
Albania’s constitutional court on Thursday deprived Ilir Beqja, an outspoken opposition deputy, of his parliamentary mandate, after a company he owned was found to have benefitted from a public tender.
Besar Likmeta Tirana
Albania is reportedly seeking a 600 million Saudi Riyal loan (€109.8 million) from the Gulf Kingdom in order to finance the construction of a new parliamentary complex in Tirana.
Besar Likmeta Tirana
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