Government warns halting privatisation of state lands

Limaj has declared that they are committed to supporting the Economic Ode, promising dignified treatment for local businesses.

Calling local producers ambassadors, Limaj said the government would be partners of those who are generators of new jobs.

“We will be close to you as long as the legal framework allows and if there is any law that prevents economic development it should be changed. We have will like Government and we will take concrete steps in this direction”, Limaj stressed, adding that our priority is to stimulate local producers.

Furthermore, Limaj said laws must be adopted that suit the country's needs and interests, warning of halting the privatisation of state lands so that the state can offer foreign and local investors space where they are willing to invest, and that, according to Limaj, is also regulated by the Strategic Investment Law.

“Unfortunately prejudice and negative perception continue to be towards those who have the main burden of economic development, and in this respect we must jointly engage to change that”, Limaj said, noting the need to build a confidence partnership, meaning sharing tasks and responsibilities to move the country forward.