TIRANA, March 31 /ATA/ Minister of Economy and Innovation Delina Ibrahimaj attended today the event on presentation of the report on Albanian business readiness for the EU single market which marked the starting point of a new support program for the private sector.
According to her, this four-year program empowers businesses to navigate EU standards, compete effectively and thrive amid changing market demands.
“The report findings highlight critical systemic barriers, including a lack of standards awareness, pressing certification needs, constrained export capacities and a deficiency in structured business support”, said Ibrahimaj.
In this context, the minister highlighted a government focus on tangible support for EU compliance, boosted export capacity, and targeted investments in skills, technology, and business financing.
Ibrahimaj emphasized that this marks the beginning of a long-term endeavor requiring close partnership with the private sector to render integration into tangible economic development. /gj.m/j.p/r.e/p.s./
