During his speech, he focused on the need to build a proactive culture towards cybersecurity, emphasizing that investment in human capacities remains the foundation of any sustainable digital system.

He noted that education, training and the development of new skills are key elements to cope with the dynamics of threats that grow every day in the digital space.

Speaking about the role of the Authority in building national capacities, he presented the National Center of Excellence for Cybersecurity, an initiative that will serve as a reference point for professional development, scientific research and innovation in this field.

The Center aims to create a strong bridge of cooperation between public institutions, universities and the private sector, to build a sustainable and integrated ecosystem in the digital protection of the country.

This approach will enable not only the preparation of new experts, but also the creation of a sustainable knowledge and practice base that will support the transformation of Albania into a more digitally secure and competitive country in the region and beyond. /e.i/r.e/a.f/p.s./

Finance Minister Ervin Mete said during a briefing after the government meeting that the reference methodology will be used for the taxation of the operators so that there is a fair statement of the exploitation of capacities by the tourist operators.

“Given that tourism has assumed an extraordinary development, a fiscal approach is necessary so that the sector makes its contribution to economy and state budget”, said Mete.

The minister explained the fiscal amendment to the law “On tourism” that is proposed today to the Assembly.

“The change consists in introducing a methodology for the tour operators about exploitation of the capacities and this will be a reference for the taxation of the operators so that the statements of the tourist operators are as accurate as possible”, stated the minister./p.s./