TIRANA, April 30 /ATA/ Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Andis Salla and MP Arbjan Mazniku visited the new N’Belik agritourism in Dumre, Belsh—a family investment by entrepreneur Mariglen Azizolli that is strengthening the area’s rural development map.
Praising the investment as a benchmark for local agritourism development, Koçiu reaffirmed that supporting the sector remains a priority. She noted that financing schemes and the IPARD III program are creating concrete expansion opportunities nationwide, while encouraging citizens to explore the region’s nature and traditional cuisine.
On his part, Agriculture Minister Salla emphasized that the development of the area is not only related to natural beauties, but also to the people who live there.
Entrepreneur Mariglen Azizolli said that founded a year ago, N’Belik is an agritourism project designed to add value to the land and introduce local tourism. The site currently offers a restaurant and six guest units to local and foreign visitors. The owners plan to expand, strengthening the connection between farming and tourism for sustainable community development. /e.xh/j.p/p.s./
