PRISHTINA, May 24 /ATA/ – Kosovo’s acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, together with the acting Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Liza Gashi, and the Chief of Staff, Luan Dalipi, held Sunday a virtual conversation with representatives of the Albanian Global Diaspora Business Network from the United States of America, Canada, Europe and Australia.
Acting PM Albin Kurti thanked them for their engagement in Kosovo and stressed that the government he runs promotes a two-way, transparent and comprehensive communication with the diaspora.
According to the PM office’s press release, discussions focused on the government role in facilitating foreign direct investment, as well as the plan for the establishment of the National Council for Foreign and Strategic Investments.
Acting PM Kurti informed the participants that this week, together with the German government, a call has been launched to join the Innovation and Training Park (ITP) in Prizren. ITP in Prizren will serve as a central hub in the Western Balkans region for innovation, entrepreneurship and business development.
He said that together with the Ministry of Health and the National Institute of Public Health, the government has started to relax restriction measures depending on the epidemiological situation, expressing confidence that “Kosovo will open its borders to our compatriots soon.”
Kurti assured that his government was working to create all the conditions for the Diaspora businesses to invest in the homeland.
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