Albanian-Greek joint ventures get 5-year contracts to maintain country’s roads

TIRANA, Match 15 – Two Albanian-Greek joint ventures will maintain three quarters of the country’s roads for the next five years after winning international tenders as part of joint World Bank – Albanian government road maintenance and safety project. Albanian-owned Geci and Salillari construction companies and their Greek partners have won maintenance contracts to maintain central, northern and southern roads while a Saudi Arabia-based company was announced the winning bidder to maintain southeastern roads. Geci ltd, which also runs one of the eldest hotels in Tirana, and its joint venture Greece-based Bioliap A.T.E.V.E won the right to maintain roads in…