14 minutes agoDP MP: Tower and food are in the heart of a deep economic crisis
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)DP MP Dasnor Soula has stressed the country's huge economic contrast, where, according to him, numerous towers are built on one side and, on the other, most families are barely closing down the month to eat. According to him, over 70% of Albanian households spend most of their monthly income only on food [...]
According to him, more than 70% of Albanian households spend most of their monthly income only on food, neglecting other things, such as clothing, schooling, health services, etc.
“Albania is in the midst of a deep economic crisis. Over 70% of households spend more than half their income on basic food. But while Albanians are having it more and more difficult every day to buy basic construction foods, the towers are being built every day. Price hikes have not deterred construction booms.
According to INSTAT in the first quarter of 2022, 397 construction permits for new buildings have been approved in the first quarter of 2021, marking an increase of 58,2 %.
The area of construction permits approved for new buildings in the first quarter of 2022 is 1,031.088 m2, out of 599.446 m2 approved in the first quarter of 2021, marking an increase of 72.0 %”, Sula writes.
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Albania is in the midst of a deep economic crisis. Over 70% of households spend more than half their income on basic food. But while Albanians are having it more and more difficult every day to buy basic construction foods, the towers are being built every day. Price hikes have not deterred construction booms.
According to INSTAT in the first quarter of 2022, 397 construction permits for new buildings have been approved in the first quarter of 2021, marking an increase of 58,2 %.
The site of construction permits approved for new buildings in the first quarter of 2022 is 1,031.088 m2, out of 599.446 m2 approved in the first quarter of 2021, marking an increase of 72.0.
In the first quarter 2022, the estimated value of construction permits approved for buildings and engineering production is $39.0 billion, of $26.6 billion approved in the first quarter of 2021, marking an increase
Of 46.7.
Most of the permits were provided for construction. Albania has become the most strange, uneconomicly sound country. Report The UN classified Albania as a grey money laundering list. Meanwhile, Chief Prosecutor Cela in the annual reporting raised concerns that the construction sector is the preferred activity of gangs to launder money coming from drugs.
Today in Albania money laundering is a very large and extended haven in every square mile of Albania, and in almost every sector of private subject investments. Drug and corruption money is obtaining public property on the coast.
What explains the sale of such high - priced office shops, who are the buyers, or do these buyers justify their money?
Where does this money come from, are it controlled by state institutions that have the duty to stop dirty money? Are Notaries, Banks, Taxes, Money Laundering Agency, Economic Crime, First Case Prosecutors in the District and the end of the SPAK?
If we don't take urgent measures, the Albanian economy will be totally dependent on dirty money and will have serious consequences for Albanian economy and society. Businesses financed by drug money and corruption will fail businesses and companies operating in the market fairly.
The DSepu money laundering has taken enormous proportions, so it takes political will to fight! Any political party, whether the majority or opposition, should keep their hands off justice, avoid pressures and allow the Prosecutors and Courts to carry out the task under the law without being under pressure.
