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Sali Berisha

Slovenia & Albania Ministers Address Recession Blues

2012-09-07 by Phil Butler

Mashup of Slovenian and Albania tourism initiatives

From Ljublhana, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa met with Albanian counterpart Sali Berisha Monday over economic development and bilateral cooperation between the two nations. The two agreed to bolster development and mutual efforts to settle regional issues, according to the news. However, the economic situation may prove a more formidable stumbling bloc than either is letting on.

Tags: 2012 tourism, abortion tourism, Albania business, Berisha, European Capital of Culture, Janez Jansa, Maribor, Mercator, Sali Berisha, sex tourism, Slovenia business, Slovenia travel, tourism statistics

Albania’s National Day and UNWTO News

2010-11-28 by Phil Butler

Gjipa Beach in Albania

On Albania’s National Day news of last week’s UNWTO Conference provides a positive backdrop for one of Eastern Europe’s most interesting emerging economies. The culture and beauty of Albania and her neighbors have for too long been missed amid the world’s most visited places. The UNWTO findings and initiatives last week may lead Albania and her neighbors into a more cooperative and positive economic future.

Tags: albania, Albania Independence, Albania National Day, Eastern Europe travel, EU tourism, Hillary Clinton, regional tourism, Sali Berisha, tirana, travel economies, UNWTO, UNWTO Seminar, Welcome to Albania

Albania Opened Its Most Modern Car Showroom: “Auto City” Complex

2010-10-05 by Mihaela Lica Butler

Prime Minister Sali Berisha attended the inauguration ceremony of the "Auto City" Complex

“Auto City” was conceived on the most modern principles of exposure to the vehicle market and is worthy of any metropolis in Europe.

Tags: albania, auto city, Sali Berisha, tirana

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