The Albanian Economy, as Presented in the Draft Budget Report for 2026, is depicted as a story of sustained success in the face of multiple crises over the past decade from the 2019 earthquake and the global pandemic to...
When observing Albania through the lens of the latest analysis by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the picture of its economic development is described by a series of structural distortions that have simultaneously affected agriculture, the labor market, and...
The approach the Albanian government has begun to consider in its trade negotiations with the United States represents an attempt to move toward a more dynamic level of international economic relations. Against the backdrop of global trade tensions in 2025,...
In a world shaken by global crises, Albania, as a small and open economy, stands in a delicate position: deeply integrated with the European Union (EU), yet still outside its institutional safety net. This summary, based on the in-depth study...
The public investment budget for 2026 is structured around a combination of domestic and foreign funds, primarily supporting infrastructure, energy, and urban/rural projects. The following analysis shows that real priorities are often dominated by the continuation of existing projects, while the...
Today, we want to share with you an in-depth analysis of a draft law making waves in Albania: the “Fiscal Peace Agreement.” This proposal aims to “normalize” relations between the tax administration and taxpayers but raises serious questions about fiscal...
The budgets of fiscal years 2025 - 2026 represent a transitional phase for the Albanian economy, moving from the post-fiscal consolidation period toward a sustainable development model oriented toward social goals and fiscal efficiency. The Draft Budget for 2026 is...
Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) have been a driving force for the economic development of Albania and Kosovo over the past two decades, reflecting shared challenges of the post-communist transition, such as the lack of domestic savings and the need for...
The 2025 budget in Albania was changed three times through normative acts: once during the electoral campaign (before May 11, 2025), once in June 2025, and a third time in October 2025. These changes, accompanied by ongoing issues identified by...
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...
