The doors of the Albanian Business Fair in Austria, which is being held in Vienna for the first time since the pandemic, have opened.
About 50 Albanian companies in Austria and 15 companies from Kosovo are participating in this year’s edition of this fair. The Albanian media platform in Austria, albinfo.at, is part of the fair
In this fair, the successful businesses of Albanians operating in Austria in all fields are being presented: construction, architecture, gastronomy, tourism, IT, media, aesthetics, motoring, etc.
The opening of the fair took place around 11 o’clock with a large number of visitors, while the following were also present: the Minister of Trade and Industry of Kosovo, Rozeta Hajdari, the ambassadors of the two Albanian states in Austria, Roland Bimo, the ambassador of Albania, Lulzim Pllana , ambassador of Kosovo, Omar Nura from the Business Network in Finland, Lirim Krasniqi from “Germin”, etc.
The Chairman of the Network of Albanian Businesses in Austria, Yll Blakaj, in his introductory speech after thanking all those present, emphasized: “I feel very happy to address such a large number of businesses and guests present today. We are here, but half of our body is in our homeland and we are good when the economy of our Albanian states is good. As a network, we are trying to pave the way for Albanian businesses from Kosovo, Albania, North Macedonia, so that Albanian products penetrate the European market as easily and well as possible. We are doing this every day and now Albanian products can be found everywhere in the European market”, he said, according to albinfo.at
Rozeta Hajdari, Minister of Industry and Trade of Kosovo, said that she is very happy to be present at this fair and I greet you on behalf of the Prime Minister of Kosovo, who today delegated him to be both as a minister and on behalf of the Government present at this fair because only in this way when we are united can we succeed. “As the minister, I want to inform you that we have done many analyzes for the great potential to penetrate our products not only in the region but also in Europe. “Kosovo is a country that has production potential and ability, and this is best seen in the export of wood and other products in Europe, especially in German-speaking countries,” she said.
By chance, those present were also greeted by the ambassador of Albania in Austria, Roland Bimo, that of Kosovo, Lulzim Pllana, then Omar Nura from the network of Businesses in Finland, Lirim Krasniqi from “Germin”, Kreshnik Shehu from the Association of Wood Processors in Kosovo and others.
The Fair of Albanian Businesses in Austria is organized by the Network of Albanian Businesses in Austria.
