Investitionen und wirtschaftliche Entwicklung im Kosovo - nichts anderes als Bereicherung durch Betrug und Menschliches Leiden!!! 1.b
Es wird munter von den Politikern auf geklauten Grundstücken im Kosovo genauso gebaut und deshalb gibt es ein Bau Stroh Feuer, bis zuviel gebaut wurde um die Gelder damit sauber zu waschen. Und nur auf Geldwäsche, kann man keine Wirtschaft aufbauen
Ndërtimi ilegal rrënohet me punëtorë fizikë PDF Printoni
Shkruar nga Koha Ditore
e premte . 18 korrik 2008
ImageSot rrënohen dy katet ilegale të objektit 7-katesh në lagjen “Dodona”
“Komuna nuk do t’ia revokojë lejen e ndërtimit, por do t’ia rrënojë katet pa leje, si dhe do ta gjobisë investitorin për shkeljen e ligjit dhe të tejkalimit të lejes së lëshuar”, pohoi Gashi
http://74.52.64.18/~wwkoha08/index.php?o...10957&Itemid=35
n. Für ein Braunkohlekraftwerk (Investitionsvolumen 3,5 Milliarden €) gab es bereits eine Ausschreibung. Im Rennen sind die Energie Baden-Würtemberg (EnBW), die tschechische CEZ, ein italienisches Konsortium und die deutsche RWE.
Wirtschaftsblatt.at
Keine Sorge: So wird dann die Thaci und sonstwie Mafia direkt auch am Braunkohlewerk beteiligt.
So läuft das und der Rest wird ausgehandelt, wer was erhält.
Albanian Business to Buy Shares of “Kosovo C”
(KEK) officials are expected to visit official Tirana this week
TIRANA – Albanian business will be a co-owner with the Kosovo government in buying 40...
Nach 4 Monaten wird halt wieder mal der selbe ENK Invest Proganda Müll von Max Byrm verbreitet, nur es gibt kein neues Info!
Raiffeisenbank bei 250-Mio.-€-Projekt in Prishtina dabei
Geschrieben von Max Brym
Samstag, 16. August 2008
Illegal Mobile Operators Hurt Kosovo Budget
Pristina | 25 February 2009 |
Vala 900 is Kosovo's main operator
Vala 900 is Kosovo's main operator
Unlicensed Serbian and Albanian mobile phone companies that operate in Kosovo illegally are denting the profits of legal operators and hurting the Kosovo budget, industry officials said on Wednesday.
Authorities have found that Serbia's MTS operator, and Albanian mobile operators AMC and Kosmofon often used the frequencies of state mobile phone operator Vala, hurting the quality of its services.
Representatives of Vala and private telecommunications company IPKO said that while these operators are hurting the profits of their own companies, they are also damaging Kosovo’s budget.
Officials of the two mobile companies asked Kosovo’s Tax Registration Office, ART, to step in as the unlicensed operators are using Kosovo's facilities without payment for their services to their estimated 150,000 clients.
“Their antennas and their systems of communication in Kosovo are not hidden but set in the middle of cities and urban areas without any documentation of any authority in Kosovo”, said Akan Ismajli, general director of IPKO, dismissing ART's assertion that there is no legal way to shut down the unlicensed operators.
Ismajli said that according to the two firms' calculations, the current situation meant losses of 170 million euro per year.