TIRANA, February 6 /ATA/- The Democratic Party Program is a menu which offers all imaginary dishes for all categories of people and makes them dream of rich-people food as it was said in “Red Poppies on the Wall”, the Albania’s Prime Minister Edi Rama said today in a reaction to the DP Agriculture Program which provided for financial support of 100 million euros.
“If we combine the budget that we pour into state coffers and the budget that we have managed to absorb thanks to the good organization of European programs, we will reach more or less the same figures,” the Prime Minister Rama said during his visit to Nivica.
“Real Albania, the Albania of hard-working people is much bigger than the virtual Albania and the talkative people and empty dishes in their sleep, thus the DP Program remains the same as those empty dishes that will never appear on any table,” the Prime Minister Rama said.
“As for the exploitation of natural resources, we not only have not exploited these natural resources, but for many years we have misused them. Over the past 7 years, we made a double effort in relation to the product because we had to constantly spoil all what went wrong, as in the case of Ali Pasha Castle. A fantastic asset that no country would have allowed to be abandoned, abused and misused,” the Prime Minister Rama said.
“But what is clear and tangible today is that the embryonic phase of a sustainable development and of an economy that will be continuously empowered precisely through the exploitation of this asset, has begun to give those first signs. Today there are about 11 reconstructed houses, 6 requests for new agri-tourism projects and 27 other requests for other constructions in the municipality of Tepelena,” the premier Rama added.
Furthermore, the premier Rama touched on the impact of the National Program “100 Villages”, arousing the interest not only of emigrants to return and invest, but also of foreign investors.
“Investment in Nivica is fantastic in terms of concept, the completely ecological approach of a group of Swedish investors who want to develop in Nivica a more elite tourism station, a very expensive tourism for rich people who will become part of a community,” the Prime Minister Rama stressed. //a.i/
