Monthly Archives - October 2025

Why does Albania remain outside the stock market?

In a context where the Albanian economy has demonstrated steady growth and several leading companies have achieved significant financial turnover—often surpassing the average capacity of comparable markets in the region, the absence of a developed stock market continues to be...

Tourism in Albania in 2021–2025 with impressive growth, but with deep challenges for sustainability and local inclusion

Over the past five years, data on tourist overnight stays show a positive and dynamic outlook for tourism in Albania, reflecting a rapid recovery and resilience in the development of this key sector for the domestic economy. After the challenging...

Albanian tourism 2021 – 2025 is moving from quantitative growth to sustainable formalization

During the period 2021–2025, tourism in Albania has moved from a post-pandemic recovery phase to a consolidation phase with clear growth trends. Data on overnight stays (the number of nights spent by visitors in accommodation facilities) show not only a...

Dynamic Pension Indexation, between social security and fiscal sustainability

In a society facing an aging population, youth emigration, and the slowdown of active contributions to the social insurance scheme, the pension system in Albania is entering a phase that requires not just nominal increases, but a reinvention of how...

Social analysis of Poverty and Well-Being in Albania, 2024

In Albania, nominal income growth and positive macroeconomic indicators have not automatically translated into improvements in citizens’ everyday lives.Public policies, including increases in minimum wages, pensions, and social assistance, aim to protect the minimum living standard and reduce poverty, but...

Euro keeps falling despite record Bank of Albania interventions, but is monetary credibility at risk?

In 2024, the Bank of Albania carried out one of its largest interventions in history, purchasing €930 million[1], and €800 million for 9-months in 2026, in foreign currency in an effort to curb the excessive strengthening of the...

Taxation as a growth engine: Albania between fiscal potential and institutional barriers

At a time when the debate over the efficiency of fiscal policies is more alive than ever, Albania stands as a typical case of an economy that has surpassed the minimal fiscal threshold for development, yet still struggles to build...

On the integration of artificial intelligence in the Albanian judicial system

The Albanian judicial system today finds itself in a structural and functional crisis that extends beyond the well-known administrative delays. For many citizens, justice has become a denied concept, as civil and criminal cases drag on for years, decisions are...

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