The delegation, made up of Al-Imtiaz’s General Manager Abdullatif Al-Abdulrazzaq, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Dimah Capital Samir Al-Gharaballi, and media advisor Abdulaziz Al-Anjari, visited numerous high level officials within the Albanian government, which is keen to attract foreign investment to develop infrastructure along its mainly undeveloped, 380 km long Adriatic coastline, reported the Arab Times.
President Topi himself was on hand to greet the delegation upon its arrival at the Presidential Palace earlier this week, alongside Foreign Affairs Minister Fatmir Cela and Edmond Chacha, Albania’s ambassador to Kuwait.
During the meeting, President Topi extended a warm welcome to the Al-Imtiaz delegation, praising the good relations between the two countries and also making special mention of Kuwaiti ruler Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah’s resolute support for Albania.
The delegation was met by dozens of Albanian ministers and business leaders during its stay. Among these officials, the Al-Imtiaz representatives met with Adrian Fullani, Governor of the Central Bank; Sokol Dervishaj, Deputy Minister of Economy, Trade & Energy; and Aldo Bumçi, Minister of Tourism, Culture, Youth & Sports.
Albania is keen to attract foreign investment to develop its 380 km long Adriatic Coastline © ollirg - Fotolia.com
Mr. Al-Abdulrazzaq told the Arab Times that the visit to Albania came following a special invitation from the country’s president, with the goal being to explore potential investment opportunities in the country. He revealed that the delegates had came away with a very good impression of the country and its investment potential, stating that Al-Imtiaz Investment Group would now carry out an in-depth study to identify which opportunities are best suited to foreign investment.
Meanwhile, Al-Imtiaz vice chairman Al-Gharaballi was less guarded, admitting that he had found many interesting opportunities during the visit which merited further investigation. He pointed out that Albania is in many ways an ideal venture for Dimah Capital, which specializes in finding safe yet rewarding investments for its clients, including Al-Imtiaz.
In a further sign of the delegate’s successful visit, it was revealed that President Topi met with executives of the Al-Imtiaz Investment Group during a three-day visit to Kuwait by Albanian business leaders, which was headed by the president.