Albanian PM: Regional economic zone is not creating former Yugoslavia
By Albanian Newsroom/ Published on: 14/07/2017
The Albanian Prime Minister has explained today through a press conference the decision taken in the Trieste Summit in relation to the creation of a regional economic zone which also includes our country.
"I'd like to stress the important of this step, which aims at creating a joint regional market", he said.
Rama added that this project aims at improving capacities in order to have a bigger market and at boosting exporting and importing capacities within the region.
"It is also a possibility to join the European market. It's pointless to waste time on the things that we've heard up until now. This project is a European one and doesn't consist on an alternative choice. It does not aim to recreate former Yugoslavia. We're making steps for a project of coordination in the region", said the head of the government in relation to the project of the European Union. /balkaneu.com/
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