TIRANA, February 26/ATA/- The mass transformation of houses in the countryside into inns remains one of the government’s key priorities, and support of the emigrants over a certain amount will be part of the 2021-2025 Action Plan.
During a conversation with citizens in Berat, Prime Minister Edi Rama announced some of the new projects to support agri-tourism.
“We have maximally facilitated the small enterprise with zero taxes, zero VAT and a small guesthouse is also included into this category. Certainly, you are right to take this process step by step”, said Rama.
He added details of projects in support of new businesses.
“The first is a project for which we signed the agreement during my last visit to Turkey for Berat and Gjirokastra for a more consolidated intervention than what we have done over the years for the restoration and putting in optimal condition of these buildings that are cultural monuments “, said Rama.
And the second, stressed the prime minister, we are working with the mayor of Berat and Gjirokastra is a special program to promote revitalization of these houses.
“It is not only restoration, but also revitalization. Turning their houses into an economic instrument not for the state, but for the owners”, said Rama.
“We are also working on a new measure for all emigrants who will be willing to invest in their homes, I am talking about houses in the countryside, on their land for agritourism or in investments. We are preparing the measure and I believe it will be part of the action plan 2021 2025./p.s./
