Prime Minister Sali Berisha said today at the meeting of the Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania that the main criteria for development of the tourist zones will be their integrated development. 

“At the last meeting four zones in Lalzi Bay were approved for tourist development. Firstly, it ought to be a necessary condition they develop in the height and way of exploitation defined for that area, i.e. buildings no higher than 3 floors and in the defined percentage. Secondly, it is that important even their integrated development even if it is completely an individual property. Everything that is presented here and approved by the Technical Secretariat Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania can develop further only as an investment and an integrated development. We ought to develop this way to the best interest of every owner, individual or the country as a whole. We do have a unique opportunity in Europe because we have an almost 93-94% unexploited area along the coastline. It would be inexcusable to repeat Durrësi example; it used to be one of the finest beaches in Europe and it has actually fallen into a grave  situation from the town-planning viewpoint. Golemi beach is also damaged, although not in the same scale, but Shkëmbi i Kavajës area has suffered serious damages. This story will not repeat itself any more. The plots designed here for development will undergo development as a whole. It may be a personal property, but tourism is a national problem of prime importance. Therefore, the technical secretariat would accept no change on the defined plan, no exploitation beyond the integrated development of the area and will define a building standard in a crystal clear way. This is a unique opportunity and let us develop these zones to the best standards. We have this opportunity and must not be guided by greed, but act on the ground of the great importance that development in harmony has, beyond concrete casting urged by great profit and the irreversible damage of environment,” said the premier. 

21/07/2009

Prime Minister Sali Berisha said today during the routine meeting of the Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania that the criteria for protection and development of environment and not anti-globalization that certain groups display will be determining in all the future decision-making. 

“Criteria for protection and development of environment and not anti-globalization will be determining in all the decision-making in the future. I also denounce the anti-globalization as a transfiguration of the old Marxist-Leninist doctrine which unfortunately in Albania has been embodied into a small group of Albanian left-wing exponents who do not defend at all the interests of the left-wing, but entirely the Mafia interests. This is the reality; therefore I shall ignore their anti-globalization because that is an enemy of environment in itself. On the next day of last week meeting of the Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania, Mayor Edi Rama told to the Albanians that no one in Europe builds coal-fired power stations. But, as a matter of fact, in Italy are built three, three others in Germany and by an ironic twist of the fate, on the same day he was claiming that such coal-fired power stations are built nowhere in Europe,  the World Bank decided for building of one of the biggest coal-fired power stations in Kosova region. I welcome this decision. Similar coal power plants are being built in Czech Republic and in Holland, i.e. the countries where protection of environment is the subject of all policies. That’s why I do not listen to the anti-globalization voices because they are completely based on cheating. He can’t be serious in saying that coal-fired power stations are not built any more in Europe, because tens of such plants are built. What is his responsibility in development of the country? This is just anti-globalization. I ought to make this expose because I expect the election recognition or not is related to the cement factories. He did the same even after the last meeting when he said that following these coal power plants he does not recognize elections,” said Premier Berisha.

21/07/2009

Prime Minister Sali Berisha paid a visit to Durrës town yesterday. There the premier inaugurated kicking off works for building of the new bypass, an investment worth 120 million lekë. 

Premier Berisha considered this project one of the most major works in the field of transport and highlighted that Durrës is the location where several other major projects will be implemented, like Shkozeti modern junction which is under construction, the bypass, Energy Park, industrial park.

The premier assured that the government will work every day to fulfill the promises. “I say, the new Durrës waterworks will begin building and the town will be supplied non-stop with potable water. This will be one of the first decisions of my government,” said the premier.

Among other things, Premier Berisha said:

“I would like to express my pleasure of celebrating our victory with inauguration of Durrës bypass, one of the most important works of transport in this town.

Durrës and all Albania will undergo major changes during this mandate. You voted for change and I say change will assume the highest speed in the history of this country.  Durrës is the location where several other major projects will be implemented, like Shkozeti modern junction which is under construction, the bypass, Energy Park, industrial park. Durrësi will experience an unprecedented industrial, tourist and energy growth over next four years.

On June 28, the Albanians voted for Durrës and Albania European project. And this project has only winners. All those having the dream of an integrated Albania into EU, free movement, employment, education and health care of European standards become a reality.  

Let us turn words into deeds. I say, the new Durrës waterworks will begin building soon and the town will be supplied non-stop with potable water. This will be one of the first decisions of my government. The study is already conducted and the resources are identified and the investment will go ahead.

I assure you that the program you voted for will become a reality.”

Prime Minister Sali Berisha said today at the meeting of the Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania that the main criteria for development of the tourist zones will be their integrated development. 

“At the last meeting four zones in Lalzi Bay were approved for tourist development. Firstly, it ought to be a necessary condition they develop in the height and way of exploitation defined for that area, i.e. buildings no higher than 3 floors and in the defined percentage. Secondly, it is that important even their integrated development even if it is completely an individual property. Everything that is presented here and approved by the Technical Secretariat Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania can develop further only as an investment and an integrated development. We ought to develop this way to the best interest of every owner, individual or the country as a whole. We do have a unique opportunity in Europe because we have an almost 93-94% unexploited area along the coastline. It would be inexcusable to repeat Durrësi example; it used to be one of the finest beaches in Europe and it has actually fallen into a grave  situation from the town-planning viewpoint. Golemi beach is also damaged, although not in the same scale, but Shkëmbi i Kavajës area has suffered serious damages. This story will not repeat itself any more. The plots designed here for development will undergo development as a whole. It may be a personal property, but tourism is a national problem of prime importance. Therefore, the technical secretariat would accept no change on the defined plan, no exploitation beyond the integrated development of the area and will define a building standard in a crystal clear way. This is a unique opportunity and let us develop these zones to the best standards. We have this opportunity and must not be guided by greed, but act on the ground of the great importance that development in harmony has, beyond concrete casting urged by great profit and the irreversible damage of environment,” said the premier. 

21/07/2009

Prime Minister Sali Berisha said today during the routine meeting of the Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania that the criteria for protection and development of environment and not anti-globalization that certain groups display will be determining in all the future decision-making. 

“Criteria for protection and development of environment and not anti-globalization will be determining in all the decision-making in the future. I also denounce the anti-globalization as a transfiguration of the old Marxist-Leninist doctrine which unfortunately in Albania has been embodied into a small group of Albanian left-wing exponents who do not defend at all the interests of the left-wing, but entirely the Mafia interests. This is the reality; therefore I shall ignore their anti-globalization because that is an enemy of environment in itself. On the next day of last week meeting of the Council of the Territory Adjustment of the Republic of Albania, Mayor Edi Rama told to the Albanians that no one in Europe builds coal-fired power stations. But, as a matter of fact, in Italy are built three, three others in Germany and by an ironic twist of the fate, on the same day he was claiming that such coal-fired power stations are built nowhere in Europe,  the World Bank decided for building of one of the biggest coal-fired power stations in Kosova region. I welcome this decision. Similar coal power plants are being built in Czech Republic and in Holland, i.e. the countries where protection of environment is the subject of all policies. That’s why I do not listen to the anti-globalization voices because they are completely based on cheating. He can’t be serious in saying that coal-fired power stations are not built any more in Europe, because tens of such plants are built. What is his responsibility in development of the country? This is just anti-globalization. I ought to make this expose because I expect the election recognition or not is related to the cement factories. He did the same even after the last meeting when he said that following these coal power plants he does not recognize elections,” said Premier Berisha.

21/07/2009

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