TIRANA, February 13/ATA/ Prime Minister Edi Rama stressed the significance of digitalization for improving the inspection system and ensuring fair competition for businesses.
During a meeting with the Minister of Economy and Innovation Delina Ibrahimaj and Chief Inspector General Dashnor Sulaj, he explained that there is great potential to take the inspection system to a higher level, incorporating technology to ensure a more efficient and transparent process.
“Inspection is an area where there is a lot of potential to move to another level, through digitalization. This is an important step to improve credibility and to really help businesses,” said Rama.
The prime minister underlined that one of the main challenges facing businesses is unfair competition and situations that require support.
He stressed that in order to enable effective support, it is necessary to create a reliable channel for complaints and treat such complaints with integrity.
The prime minister emphasized that a double-checking of complaints and close cooperation between institutions are necessary to ensure a fair and transparent handling of entrepreneurs’ concerns.
“It is critical to verify where complaints are directed and ensure they are thoroughly addressed,” Rama said.
According to him, only by doing this can we ensure fair competition and prevent anti-competitive behavior.
“I am very confident that together we will give another breath to the work of entrepreneurship in relation to inspection, but also to all entrepreneurship that wants fair competition and to guarantee fair competition, the paths of dishonest competition must be closed and here inspections are key”, stated Rama.
Rama expressed confidence that the reform and joint commitment will bring a positive change for entrepreneurship and the inspection system. /j.p/p.s./
