Economic increase in Albania of 5.5%
The experts of the Ministry of Finance predict economic growth 5.5% in May 2010. Percentage calculations carried out on the results of the first fifth months and they were higher than it INSTAT result, according to which in the first quarter had increased by 2% versus the first quarter of 2009, as compared with the fourth quarter of 2009 rose by 1.8%...
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Board of Directors of the Privatization Agency of Kosova (PAK), during
