Prime Minister Edi Rama has announced that the first Job Fair will be held in Athens on March 2nd.
Through an announcement on his Facebook page, Rama said that this fair aims to familiarize Albanians with the prospect of returning fully or partially to work in their homeland.
The head of government added that this is the first fair of this kind, which, according to him, opens a new door of communication with the diaspora for Albania 2030, writes A2 CNN.
Rama also said that for all those seeking a European pension in Albania, they should remember that the Albanian government has not yet closed the pension agreement with Greece, as it did with Italy.
Rama's speech:
Today we posted the announcement for the first Job Fair in Athens on March 2nd and there have been a variety of comments, as is natural and positive for them to be because otherwise we don't have the opportunity to discuss things properly.
“No one returns”. You are wrong here, dear Dori, because there are many who return. You have seen that they are better off at the end of the year, especially when the savings from there are invested here in their village for a farm, for agrotourism, for a processing line. European pensions are not as easy as writing a comment because I am giving you a concrete example. Many people say “I want a European pension in Albania”, but social security has been paid for all these years in Greece and it is not possible unless we close the pension agreement with Greece as we closed with Italy or with many other countries, so that we can give them a pension as they want here in Albania, but don't forget that when we came to office, not that there were no such agreements at all, Albania did not have the face to sit at the table as an equal with others.
"In this country they come around for a document". No, my friend Ladi, in this country it is easier than in Greece, it is easier than in Italy to get the documents because you get them from where you are, with your mobile phone, without playing the country at all, while for the constructions made on other people's property or even on your own, you are very right. We have fished this out of our swamp that made Albania wool and flax, but this is also being put in place step by step and within the time of negotiations with the European Union we will close this great wound that we inherited from our swamp and Albania 2030 will no longer have this problem.
Tirana, my dear, has 24 hours of water in 67% of the territory and 17 hours of water on average in the rest, while investments continue here in Tirana and continue throughout Albania where, let's face it, there has never been 24 hours of water, not even during the communist era, and where today the areas with 24 hours of water are continuously increasing, while when we took office, there was no 24-hour water anywhere, in any area.
As for the whole of Albania with just the elderly, look, there are more elderly people in Greece than in Albania, by the way, and when you find villages in Greece full of young people, please post so we can see the elderly people of Albania here, but I know one thing; in tourism and construction, first of all, it pays better to work here than to work there. That's why we are holding the first Fair, you are invited, we will also present the job portal where the Albanians of Europe have their hearts, in Albania.
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