This is Trump's groom for investment in Albania: Saban is in the heart of the Mediterranean, water as in the Maldives

Kouchner's effort in the region comes as his Miami-based private capital firm, Affinity Partners, engages in advanced investment discussions exceeding $1 billion in hopes of reforming the landscape of tourism and real estate in Southeast Europe.

To NYP, Kouchner has shown why he chose Albania, the island of Saban, to invest in luxury resorts.

The ability to develop 3 miles of beautiful coastline and a 1400 hectares island in the middle of the Mediterranean's heart is unique. The water is crystal blue like Maldivet. It's beautiful. Beaches are incredible, and it's just one of these special places”, has been expressed by Kouchner for NYP.

Joining friends Rich Green, former US Ambassador to Germany and the developer of the NYC, Asher Abehsera, Kouchner withdraws from Albania's developing tourism sector, driven by its rapid growth and international assessment.

Especially, Albania's Ksamili ranks among the top global destinations in Airb, reflecting the country's exit from its communist past to become a hot spot for travelers seeking incorruptible beauty and historical intrigue.

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After his departure from the government, Kouchner founded Affinity, a private capital firm that has collected assets of $3.1 billion.

The firm provided considerable support from investors backed by the Middle East state, especially by receiving about $2 billion from the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund.

Although major investment has raised eyebrows, Kouchner defended funding during a summit in Miami sponsored by the media company Axios last month, saying he followed any law and ethical order.

If you ask me about the work we've done at the White House, about my critics, what I'm saying is a single decision we made that wasn't in America's interest”Kouchner said.