A range of 35 businesses and organizations, including 15 foreign companies and 29 vocational educational and training institutions are offering more than 1200 vacancies to job-seekers. People from across country are invited to attend, specifically those who are seeking employment, looking for a new opportunity, and those looking to develop their skillset.

The Finance and Economy Minister visited several stands of the participating companies and discussed the vacancies, apprenticeships and work experience placements that they have to offer.

Minister Ibrahimaj said that the fair represents a great opportunity for many jobseekers and employers, best showcasing the market’s supply and demand.

She said that the participating businesses in the jobs and skills fair are a good example, showing that the entrepreneurship is being transformed and companies are exploring and finding ways to be more competitive in the domestic and foreign market in sectors like technology, industry, services etc, with the average monthly pay at 110,000 lek.

All jobseekers can find out the job vacancies offer via the puna.gov.al portal, with around 3300 vacancies already announced.

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