“The initiative aims to support ideas, start-ups in the initial stages of their life, but also start-ups in more advanced stages, which have been operating for less than 7 years. Always with new, innovative ideas,” Minister Ibrahimaj said.
The minister also spoke about the role of the newest open space near the former Pyramid called “House of Business.”

“It aims to be a space where, without a lot of bureaucracy, businesses can come over, show their concerns, get information on joint initiatives and be able to get solutions for various problems,”, said Ibrahimaj.
The minister also focused on the deregulation reform through which businesses will be helped.

“All those documents that are offered by the state administration should be obtained “online” without the entrepreneurs having to physically knock on the state institutions.”

But more than financial aid or legal support from the government, business in the country is in dire need of employees today. In order to mitigate as much as possible the crisis that is felt everywhere, the formula “learning by doing, against payment” is expected to be implemented soon, said Minister Ibrahimaj.
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