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Mercator of Slovenia to open first hypermarket in Albania
Slovenian food retailer Mercator plans to open its first hypermarket in Albania in the last quarter of 2009, entering FYR Macedonia within three years, as part of an expansion strategy in southeastern Europe, domestic media reported.
"In Albania we signed a lease agreement for the Hypermarket and Intersport store in City Park shopping mall. The analysis of market potential is done and it showed that there is definitely room for us in Albania and we will expand there," company representative Peter Gospodaric was quoted as saying.
The Mercator Group (www-en.mercator.si) is one of the largest retail supermarket chains in southeastern Europe with 17 hypermarkets and more than 1,000 supermarkets and grocery stores.
Mecator Hypermarket will cover 5,000 square meters in a 237,600-square-meter shopping mall, the Citypark (CityPark Albania - Home), which is due to open near Tirana on September 26.
http://www.balkans.com/open-news.php?uniquenumber=97932780
Slovenian food retailer Mercator plans to open its first hypermarket in Albania in the last quarter of 2009, entering FYR Macedonia within three years, as part of an expansion strategy in southeastern Europe, domestic media reported.
"In Albania we signed a lease agreement for the Hypermarket and Intersport store in City Park shopping mall. The analysis of market potential is done and it showed that there is definitely room for us in Albania and we will expand there," company representative Peter Gospodaric was quoted as saying.
The Mercator Group (www-en.mercator.si) is one of the largest retail supermarket chains in southeastern Europe with 17 hypermarkets and more than 1,000 supermarkets and grocery stores.
Mecator Hypermarket will cover 5,000 square meters in a 237,600-square-meter shopping mall, the Citypark (CityPark Albania - Home), which is due to open near Tirana on September 26.
http://www.balkans.com/open-news.php?uniquenumber=97932780
“Hilton” për herë të parë në tokën shqiptare
Për herë të parë në vendin tonë do të ndërtohet një hotel i markës “Hilton”. Këshilli i Rregullimit të Territorit të Republikës së Shqipërisë ka miratuar në mbledhjen e djeshme lejen për shesh ndërtimi për godinë 1, 2, 3 kate dhe 6 kate dhe me një kat parkimi nëntokësor pranë aeroportit ndërkombëtar “Nënë Tereza”, me destinacion hotel “Hilton-Prezë”. Kryeministri Berisha, drejtuesi i Këshillit, ka vlerësuar me nota maksimale ndërtimin e këtij projekti dhe përgëzoi kompaninë, e cila ka bërë një punë shumë serioze, si dhe autoritetet vendore, për mënyrën se si i kanë zgjidhur të gjitha problemet. Sipas tij, instalimi i “Hilton” në Shqipëri është një ngjarje e madhe dhe shumë e rëndësishme për vendin. Ai thumboi kreun e Bashkisë së Tiranës Edi Rama. “Natyrisht, duhet të jemi të qartë se sa të jetë Edi Rama kryetar bashkie në Tiranë nuk mund të ndërtohen shkolla dhe hotele. Por fatmirësisht në periferi ka zona shumë të bukura, ku mund të instalohen këto projekte”, - tha Berisha. Hoteli “Hilton-Prezë” do të jetë me 5 yje dhe do të ndërtohet vetëm 500 metra larg nga hyrja e aeroportit ndërkombëtar "Nënë Tereza". Hoteli do të ketë 200 dhoma dhe 300 rezidenca hoteliere, 2 pishina dhe një fushë tenisi. Projekti do të realizohet nga shoqëria “Albanian Hospitality”, një grup investitorësh hotelierë anglezë.
Për herë të parë në vendin tonë do të ndërtohet një hotel i markës “Hilton”. Këshilli i Rregullimit të Territorit të Republikës së Shqipërisë ka miratuar në mbledhjen e djeshme lejen për shesh ndërtimi për godinë 1, 2, 3 kate dhe 6 kate dhe me një kat parkimi nëntokësor pranë aeroportit ndërkombëtar “Nënë Tereza”, me destinacion hotel “Hilton-Prezë”. Kryeministri Berisha, drejtuesi i Këshillit, ka vlerësuar me nota maksimale ndërtimin e këtij projekti dhe përgëzoi kompaninë, e cila ka bërë një punë shumë serioze, si dhe autoritetet vendore, për mënyrën se si i kanë zgjidhur të gjitha problemet. Sipas tij, instalimi i “Hilton” në Shqipëri është një ngjarje e madhe dhe shumë e rëndësishme për vendin. Ai thumboi kreun e Bashkisë së Tiranës Edi Rama. “Natyrisht, duhet të jemi të qartë se sa të jetë Edi Rama kryetar bashkie në Tiranë nuk mund të ndërtohen shkolla dhe hotele. Por fatmirësisht në periferi ka zona shumë të bukura, ku mund të instalohen këto projekte”, - tha Berisha. Hoteli “Hilton-Prezë” do të jetë me 5 yje dhe do të ndërtohet vetëm 500 metra larg nga hyrja e aeroportit ndërkombëtar "Nënë Tereza". Hoteli do të ketë 200 dhoma dhe 300 rezidenca hoteliere, 2 pishina dhe një fushë tenisi. Projekti do të realizohet nga shoqëria “Albanian Hospitality”, një grup investitorësh hotelierë anglezë.
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Manas Signed an Extended Farmout Term Sheet for 6 Blocks in Albania
BAAR, Switzerland, July 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Manas Petroleum Corporation today announces that its wholly owned subsidiary, DWM Petroleum AG, signed an extended farmout term sheet covering Blocks A, B, D, E, 2 and 3 in Albania to a finance group of international oil and gas investors. Both parties have agreed to keep the terms confidential until the signing of a shareholders' agreement.
Erik Herlyn, Chief Executive Officer of Manas Petroleum Corp. said: "With this farmout, Manas could both lift the large exploration potential of blocks A, B, D and E and additionally drill a well to appraise the Sphiragu discovery in blocks 2 and 3." This farmout is consistent with Manas` core strategy of acquiring major oil and gas licenses for prospective under-thrust structures and then limiting the financial burdens and risks associated with the exploration and development.
Manas was awarded Blocks A, B, D and E on December 26, 2007 and has explored the blocks since. Portions of Blocks A, B, D and E are now drill-ready. Blocks 2 and 3 were previously explored by Occidental Petroleum, including a 5000 meter deep discovery well in 2001. The council of ministers ratified the production sharing contract for Blocks 2 and 3 to DWM Petroleum on July 8th 2009. Following the award of Blocks 2 and 3, data regarding Occidental's discovery were made available and the Company is currently preparing a 51-101 compliant estimate of the discovery. The farmout is subject to the execution of a final agreement with the farm-out partner.
Manas Signed an Extended Farmout Term Sheet for 6 Blocks in Albania
BAAR, Switzerland, July 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Manas Petroleum Corporation today announces that its wholly owned subsidiary, DWM Petroleum AG, signed an extended farmout term sheet covering Blocks A, B, D, E, 2 and 3 in Albania to a finance group of international oil and gas investors. Both parties have agreed to keep the terms confidential until the signing of a shareholders' agreement.
Erik Herlyn, Chief Executive Officer of Manas Petroleum Corp. said: "With this farmout, Manas could both lift the large exploration potential of blocks A, B, D and E and additionally drill a well to appraise the Sphiragu discovery in blocks 2 and 3." This farmout is consistent with Manas` core strategy of acquiring major oil and gas licenses for prospective under-thrust structures and then limiting the financial burdens and risks associated with the exploration and development.
Manas was awarded Blocks A, B, D and E on December 26, 2007 and has explored the blocks since. Portions of Blocks A, B, D and E are now drill-ready. Blocks 2 and 3 were previously explored by Occidental Petroleum, including a 5000 meter deep discovery well in 2001. The council of ministers ratified the production sharing contract for Blocks 2 and 3 to DWM Petroleum on July 8th 2009. Following the award of Blocks 2 and 3, data regarding Occidental's discovery were made available and the Company is currently preparing a 51-101 compliant estimate of the discovery. The farmout is subject to the execution of a final agreement with the farm-out partner.
Manas Signed an Extended Farmout Term Sheet for 6 Blocks in Albania
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UN gives technological boost to 500,000 Albanian school students
Almost half a million Albanian students now have access to modern computer laboratories, high-speed Internet and training in information technology skills thanks to a new United Nations-backed initiative aiming to improve their employment prospects. As a result of the “e-School” programme, some 379 high schools and 800 elementary schools across Albania have been equipped with up-to-date computer technology, benefiting some 450,000 students and 25,000 teachers.
“For us in the Western Balkans ICT or information technologies is a major cornerstone of our activities, particularly with a view to the European Union accession of these countries,” Moises Venancio, the UN Development Programme (UNDP) Senior Programme Manager and Team Leader for the Western Balkans told the UN News Centre today.
Mr. Venancio underscored the importance of the programme “in terms of helping to train the future generation of Europeans who will have to compete in a far different and far more complicated labour environment than their parents will have done.”
Leonik Tomeo Secondary School, with more than 950 students and teachers, is using the tools to produce a school newspaper while, as one student put it, joining the rest of the world’s teenagers on the Internet.
Before the “e-schools” project was launched in 2005, the situation in many schools was “very primitive, in some cases perhaps one computer for all the kids in the school,” said Mr. Venancio.
“Some of these schools are really in rural areas that are very deprived of anything, in particular any access to any type of new information,” he added. “So this has really enabled kids who live in very poor marginalized rural areas to benefit from the advances of having online access to information and what’s going on in the world.”
The initiative was financed with a $25 million loan from the World Bank and support from a number of private and public donors, including Western Union Corporation, the Albanian Banking Association and UFO, a private university.
http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=31525&Cr=albania&Cr1=
Almost half a million Albanian students now have access to modern computer laboratories, high-speed Internet and training in information technology skills thanks to a new United Nations-backed initiative aiming to improve their employment prospects. As a result of the “e-School” programme, some 379 high schools and 800 elementary schools across Albania have been equipped with up-to-date computer technology, benefiting some 450,000 students and 25,000 teachers.
“For us in the Western Balkans ICT or information technologies is a major cornerstone of our activities, particularly with a view to the European Union accession of these countries,” Moises Venancio, the UN Development Programme (UNDP) Senior Programme Manager and Team Leader for the Western Balkans told the UN News Centre today.
Mr. Venancio underscored the importance of the programme “in terms of helping to train the future generation of Europeans who will have to compete in a far different and far more complicated labour environment than their parents will have done.”
Leonik Tomeo Secondary School, with more than 950 students and teachers, is using the tools to produce a school newspaper while, as one student put it, joining the rest of the world’s teenagers on the Internet.
Before the “e-schools” project was launched in 2005, the situation in many schools was “very primitive, in some cases perhaps one computer for all the kids in the school,” said Mr. Venancio.
“Some of these schools are really in rural areas that are very deprived of anything, in particular any access to any type of new information,” he added. “So this has really enabled kids who live in very poor marginalized rural areas to benefit from the advances of having online access to information and what’s going on in the world.”
The initiative was financed with a $25 million loan from the World Bank and support from a number of private and public donors, including Western Union Corporation, the Albanian Banking Association and UFO, a private university.
http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=31525&Cr=albania&Cr1=
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[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Albania Best Place To Invest.[/FONT]
Taxes too high invest in Albania with 10% taxes .Albania is one of the wealthiest lands in natural resources per square mile in the world. With amazing mountains, beaches, lakes, rivers, forests, and rich soil. Underneath this land lies billions of prooven barrels of oil, trillions of square yards of natural gas, gold, platinum, copper, the largest chrome reserves in Europe, bauxite, nickel, cobalt, magnesium, ores, marbel, granite, and much more. Albania is rapidly building its infrastructure and in the near futere it will be the only country in the world to produce 100% of its energy from Hydropower, Windpower and Solar Power. Billions of dollars are being invested there presently. This almost free enviermently friendly energy will create opportunities to mine and process billions of tons of minerals Albania was one of the countries in the world with economic growth and real estate appreciation in 2008. The Prime Minister, Sali Berisha was formerly a succesfull cardiologist who lead Albanian students including myself in a final push against the dying communist regime. Mr. Berisha clearly understood at the time that the virus of Marxist ideology needed to be removed permanently frome Albanian society. Last four years of his administration he has done an amazing job in fighting crime and corruption, establishing a stable legal system, building infrastructure ,creating an ideal environment for foreign investment in Albania. Billions of dollars are currently being invested in all sectors. He has doubled the budget, raised salaries, lifted Albanians from the poverty line and done an amazing job on the education system. Albanian tourism is flourishing and millions of Albanians working in the EU and U.S. are returning to the land once called Iliria.By Sahit Muja President & CEO Albanian Minerals & Bytyci SHPK. BYTYCI MINERAL MINING WHOLESALE TREDING COMPANY
Albania Best Place To Invest.
Taxes too high invest in Albania with 10% taxes .Albania is one of the wealthiest lands in natural resources per square mile in the world. With amazing mountains, beaches, lakes, rivers, forests, and rich soil. Underneath this land lies billions of prooven barrels of oil, trillions of square yards of natural gas, gold, platinum, copper, the largest chrome reserves in Europe, bauxite, nickel, cobalt, magnesium, ores, marbel, granite, and much more. Albania is rapidly building its infrastructure and in the near futere it will be the only country in the world to produce 100% of its energy from Hydropower, Windpower and Solar Power. Billions of dollars are being invested there presently. This almost free enviermently friendly energy will create opportunities to mine and process billions of tons of minerals Albania was one of the countries in the world with economic growth and real estate appreciation in 2008. The Prime Minister, Sali Berisha was formerly a succesfull cardiologist who lead Albanian students including myself in a final push against the dying communist regime. Mr. Berisha clearly understood at the time that the virus of Marxist ideology needed to be removed permanently frome Albanian society. Last four years of his administration he has done an amazing job in fighting crime and corruption, establishing a stable legal system, building infrastructure ,creating an ideal environment for foreign investment in Albania. Billions of dollars are currently being invested in all sectors. He has doubled the budget, raised salaries, lifted Albanians from the poverty line and done an amazing job on the education system. Albanian tourism is flourishing and millions of Albanians working in the EU and U.S. are returning to the land once called Iliria.By Sahit Muja President & CEO Albanian Minerals & Bytyci SHPK. BYTYCI MINERAL MINING WHOLESALE TREDING COMPANY
Albania Best Place To Invest.
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Sonst wäre Albanien ja nicht in die NATO.
