economy

Albania significantly increases Foreign Direct Investment in 2023–2024

According to an analytical study by ALTAX on foreign investments for the period 2023–2024, Albania has experienced a significant increase in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), marking a growing commitment of foreign capital in strategic sectors of the national economy.The latest...

U.S. Tariffs on Trade Partners and the Consequences of the Tariff War

President Donald Trump’s decision to impose new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China is set to have major impacts on global trade. This current situation of tariff war between the world’s largest economies is apparently a complex issue...

Budget 2025: Distribution by ministries and priorities

For Albania’s 2025 budget, the government plans to allocate 822.7 billion lek (approximately 8.2 billion euros), focusing on key areas such as health, infrastructure and education. Here is a breakdown by key institution.Ministry of Health. 80.7 billion lek (810 million...

Roadmap “Informality in Albania: Approaches to Overcoming It Based on Experience”

Informality in Albania: Approaches to Overcoming It Based on Experience (in Albanian) is a study supported by ALTAX, as a policy document and with a roadmap approach through examples and presentation of experiences over three decades. This document is...

Who is the best economic performer in recent years in Western Balkans?

In recent years, Serbia has emerged as one of the strongest economic performers in the Western Balkans. It is the leader in terms of projected growth, with the economy expected to expand by around 3.5% in 2025. This growth is...

Good budget for 2025?

Albania’s proposed 2025 budget outlines a strategy for economic growth of 3.9%, driven by sectors such as tourism, construction and infrastructure development. The government plans to raise 7.55 billion euros and spend 8.2 billion euros, focusing on investments in health,...

Summary from Tax Burden in the Western Balkans – Albania, Kosovo and Fiscal Freedom 2024

Economy and fiscal situationIn 2023, the population of the Western Balkans (WB6) is 16.98 million inhabitants from 17.34 million inhabitants two years ago, with a decrease of 2.1% (360,000 people).In relation to the total population it seems that:- Serbia lacks...

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