In this context, there has been established the “Guna Tactical”, a joint venture between the state-owned enterprise KAYO and the private company MSSC.

Prime Minister Edi Rama today shared in the social media today views from the the “Guna Tactical” worksite—one of the most significant public-private investments in Albania’s defense manufacturing.

“Work is moving forward steadily on the “Guna Tactical” facility, a landmark investment in the Albanian defense industry. The project will create over 1,000 jobs, boosting family incomes and driving long-term economic growth for the local community,” wrote Rama.

Rama emphasized that the activity focuses on designing, manufacturing, and exporting military uniforms and tactical accessories for defense forces, security structures, regional markets and NATO allies.

The investment aims to contribute to the development of the domestic defense industry, increasing production capacities and creating new jobs, by positioning Albania in the regional chain of production of equipment and clothing for defense and security structures. /m.m/r.e/p.s./

According to the minister, the facility will supply military apparel to Albania as well as regional and international markets. “Guna Tactical” will produce military clothing not only for Albania, but also for the region and other countries,” he said.

The minister emphasized further on that over 290 people work in this industry today, stating that their number will exceed 1,000 when the shipyard is fully operational.

Among other things, Nufi emphasized the employment of people in this industry.

“Our industry does more than drive economic growth—it creates meaningful jobs and strengthens our communities every single day,” he said.

Guna Tactical is a joint venture between the state enterprise KAYO and private firm MSSC. It designs, produces and exports military uniforms and gear for the Armed Forces, security agencies, regional partners and NATO allies.

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