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TIRANA, Jan.11- Prime Minister Sali Berisha has been presented with plans for a major renewable energy project, valued at 400 million euro. Italian-Albanian Green Energy, a subsidiary of the Italian Marseglia Group, is seeking permission from the government to build a wind farm and a bio-fuel power plant in northern Albania. The total generating capacity of these two projects is expected to be over 410 MW.

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Prof. Dr. Alaa Garad is President and Founding Partner of the Stirling Centre for Strategic Learning and Innovation, University of Stirling Innovation Park, Scotland. He is actively engaged in health tourism, higher education and organisational learning across the Western Balkans, including the Global Health Tourism Leadership Programme in Albania.

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