Kosovo still without an investment plan, including small-value ones

Kosovo continues to be not a suitable place for citizens of this country, especially for those in the diaspora, but also for foreign investors to invest, even those financial means in small value.

In this regard, amid the economic analyst Hoxha has criticised the central and local government, as Kosovo continues to have no plan or platforms updated on fair grounds for the possibilities of where people in Kosovo, especially those in the diaspora, but also foreign investors, to invest, even small ones.

She wrote on Facebook that day a citizen had asked questions in a group on the social network “Network Pristina”, where she could invest 30,000 euros, but according to Hoxha that was a pleasant question, but in the wrong place.

A few days ago, a person on the Pristina Network had a very legitimate question and demanded an opinion on where to invest 30 thousand Euros. The valid question, but the inadequate congregation”, she writes.

In this post, it has labelled Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Pristina Chairman Progress Rama and Minister of Industry, Intervention and Trade Roseta Hajdari.

Business consultant Hoxha has told of the trend of businesses operating without any real plans from the government to ensure that these investments are not in vain.

Because people have a mirror for possibilities, the gas pump trend is continuing, the drug treatment, the wedding salon trend, and recently the trend of shopping malls and resorting centers that require millions of investment... with no real government plans to ensure that these investments are not in vain! Especially at the shopping mall, the first invests over 30 to 40 million to serve a certain number of the population and begins the other illiterate investor without any preliminary analysis near its shopping center, without counting the damage he first does to himself, then other business and the community in general”, she writes.

According to her, this situation creates unhealthy competition, and the effect of this competition is negative in many ways.

She has also said that the non-planning of commercial projects by the government brings unhealthy competition to the market, loss of millions, not security for long-term investments, and ultimately non-scaling consumer services.

Because we live in a democratic country, freedom to make decisions about where to direct investments in general, including developmental ones, without government influence, is guaranteed. But there are several parameters especially for commercial projects that must be well planned by the government at the central and local level to ensure that investments return, people provide long-term employment, create healthy competition in the market, and we have quality market and, in harmony with”, it writes.

In addition, Kosovo continues not to have been in the Law for Strategic Investment for three years.