TIRANA, February 3/ATA/ Albania is no longer the country of digital illiteracy of a decade ago, as in 2013 there were only 256 enterprises in the digital technology sector, while in 2023 there were 4,175 enterprises.
Prime Minister Edi Rama shared the figures this afternoon while reposting on social networks part of the speech at the National Youth Assembly of the Socialist Party held on Saturday.
Referring to the figures, Rama emphasized that in 2013 there were only 998 employees in that sector, while in 2023 there were 14,974 and this, the prime minister continued, is just the beginning.
“There were zero smart laboratories in schools, only a few classrooms with broken computers, today there are 340 smart laboratories and by 2026 there will be 985 smart laboratories”, said Rama.
The head of government underlined that technology is creating new opportunities every day.
“Albania is no longer the country of digital illiteracy of a decade ago, where exports of digital technology products and services in 2013 were 7 million euros, while in 2023 they were 183 million euros,” Rama said. /j.p/p.s./
