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Eurofast highlights services of its Tirana office

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TIRANA, June 29 – Eurofast Global Albania, a business services company part of Cyprus-based Eurofast Global, has highlighted the services it offers in its Tirana office. In a reception held few days ago in Tirana, representatives from the diplomatic corps, as well as members from the Greek and American Chamber of Commerce and media were present to celebrate with the company. Mr. Panos Diallinas, Regional Director of Eurofast, presented to the participants the history and milestones of the Organisation, which is operating over 30 years in the market. “The focus was on our “Partner Led from Start to Finish”, which is our philosophy and means achieving client satisfaction,” said the company in a statement. Guests had the opportunity to discuss their concerns and challenges they face in the current financial climate with our representatives. This seminar was the first of many seminars of Eurofast to follow in Albania with the effort to inform clients and associates of issues which affect their operations and are critical to their success. Eurofast Global professional services include accounting and payroll services, transaction advisory, compliance reporting and cross border structuring. Eurofast employs over 220 people in South East Europe and East Mediterranean. It is managed by a team of professionals capable of efficiently addressing all client needs in one single meeting, using one single language for all the countries in the Region: in Athens, Sofia, Bucharest, Belgrade, Podgorica, Tirana, Skopje, Zagreb, Pristina, Banja Luca, Sarajevo, Cairo and Alexandria.

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