TIRANA, Sept.18- The Economic Section of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, in close cooperation with EBRD Business Advisory Services (BAS) Program for Albania, organized an Economic Networking Event for all economic stakeholders in Albania.
It was held on Tuesday, and it aimed at increasing attention on the Netherlands’ government instruments that promote conducting business in Albania, such as the Matchmaking Facility Program (www.mfa.nl/tir), EBRD Business Advisory Services Program in Albania (www.bas-albania.org) as well as possible Dutch investments in Albania.
Representatives of the EBRD TAM/BAS Program, Dutch Center for Promotion of Imports from developing countries (CBI www.cbi.eu), local consultancy companies, Albanian BSO-s, Albanian companies, public/private institutions, line ministry officials and other stakeholders were invited to attend this networking event.
Dutch embassy organizes economic networking event
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