“She took her market in the Balkans” - Russian company prevented loading at the port of over 60 containers of glass businessman from Kosovo

A chaotic situation erupted in a large Italian port, where over 60 containers loaded with glass, produced by the world's largest glass factory “AGC” and destined for Kosovo businessman Bledian Ramadani caused tensions among truck drivers.

This incident came amid high temperatures and long receptions (during the summer), leading to physical clashes.

These containers were headed for the Port of Durres, where part of the shipment is believed to be for Mohammed Alabbar megaproject in Albania.

How did the Russian company try to prevent Ramadan glass containers?

A Russian shipping company is believed to have attempted to prevent the shipment of 60 containers of Kosovo businessman Bledian Ramadani's glass at the port.

The reason for this attempt to block the merchandise for Kosovo businessman, from the Russian naval company, is strong.

Ramadani has already ruined the mathematics of a Russian oligarch, which for years had full control over glass markets throughout the Balkans.

The businessman from the Year was led by the mighty Russian-born contestant, who for years had controlled mosque markets in the Balkans.

This Russian oligarch had strong dominance in the glass supply chain in the region, but the success and work of Kosovo businessman Bledin Ramadani has shocked this Russian-born company.

Everything has started as revenge against businessman from Vitita, where the latter has taken from the Russian company a significant megaproject in the Balkans, which has not yet been revealed to the public, but is expected to have a major impact on the region”, Periscope sources close to Ramadani businessman have said.

According to the same sources, this fierce competition between two businessmen, one Kosovar and the other of Russian origin, appears to have created tensions in the glass industry and construction in the region.

The Russian naval company's alleged intervention in the Italian port raises doubts that this trade conflict may be the main cause of the effort to sabotage Ramadan's shipment. The move could be an attempt to maintain control over the Balkan strategic markets and prevent the growing domination of Ramadan”, this source of Periscopi has praised.

Window load from “AGC”, which includes materials for major projects such as Mohammed Alabbar in Durres, is essential for urban developments planned in Albania.

However, tensions created in the Italian port and fierce competition with the Russian competitor have raised concerns of delays and major impacts on the Balkan construction market.

For this scandal of the Russian naval company, Italian authorities are in the process of full investigation of the incident and are considering claims of Russian naval company intervention.

Meanwhile, Ramadani continues to strengthen its position in the Balkan mosque market, challenging large international companies and participating in projects affecting the region's urban landscape change.