TIRANA, May 24/ATA/ Today, there was launched in Tirana the second phase of the “European Union for Innovation” project which focuses on economic development based on innovation, increased competitiveness, scientific research and startups.
The presentation event of this phase of the project brought together representatives of the government as well as representatives of the accredited diplomatic corps in Albania, thanks to whom this project is being developed.
Through this project, there is aimed the transformation of Albania into an important innovation destination in the region.
Minister of Finance and Economy Delina Ibrahimaj said that the Albanian government has worked intensively on drafting appropriate legislation to enable the creation and development of the ecosystem.
“Today, this ecosystem has had extraordinary developments all over the world and Albania could not be left behind. We have worked with the aim of drafting the appropriate legislation to enable the creation and development of the ecosystem. The changes in the law “On innovative startups” pave the way for those who are defined as digital nomads, giving them the possibility that nomads are not considered tax residents for one year”, said the minister.
She emphasized the importance of creating the right environment in order for these businesses to develop and be encouraged to build the digital infrastructure in the country.
“We have the right potential to advance this sector and in the coming years it will play an important role in the country’s economy,” said Ibrahimaj.
On the other hand, she emphasized that they are working hard to increase the capacities of young people to be able to work in this ecosystem, which is very dynamic and the skills and need for knowledge is changing. /gj.m/p.s./
