
The Albania Business Guide is sponsored by Austrian Airlines, Avis, Emporiki Bank, Interalbanian Insurance Company, Malev Hungarian Airlines, Opel Noshi and Rogner Hotel Europapark Tirana.
The 100-page Albania Business Guide is written by a team of international professionals and is an ideal introduction to the country for both businesspeople and investors. See below for a detailed content description; additionally, several original articles from the book can be read on this website.
The Albania Business Guide can be purchased in selected shops in Albania for the equivalent of €15; click here to order the Albania Business Guide online by credit card.
Albania Business Guide - Contents



Interview with Prime Minister Dr. S. Berisha
Chapter 1: Albania: country and image
Albania's image abroad, and realities at home
Chapter 2: Economy & Business environment
Albania's economy
Albania's labour force: potential for the future
Albania and the EU
Albanian entrepreneurs: risk takers or risk managers?
Chapter 3: Key sectors of trade and investment
Real estate: a buoyant market despite obstacles
Albanian tourism: behind the scenes
Telecom & IT technology
Logistics and shipment
Manufacturing
Energy
Agriculture, food and rural development
Chapter 4: Legal structure & Business regulation
The business environment in Albania
Tax-free zones
Chapter 5: Banking & Financial services
The Albanian banking sector
Insurance in Albania
Social insurance in Albania
Non-banking financial services
IT penetration and incentives
Chapter 6: Tirana Investment guide
Doing business in Tirana
Appendix
Internet resources
Basic data
History of Albania
Tirana map & Street register
Tirana city centre map
Albania map
Interviews
Interview with George Caracostas, CEO of the Emporiki Bank
Interview with Arian Musa of Opel Noshi
Interview with Polish ambassador Artur Tomaszewski
Interview with Ann Margaret Westin, Representative of the IMF
Interview with Lutz Salzmann, ambassador of the European Comission
Interview with Dutch ambassador mr. Sweder van Voorst tot Voorst
Interview with Lulezim Basha, Minister of Infrastructure and Transport

