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ALBANIA
22nd Sem MBA (section-E)
2nd SEM MBA E SECTION
CURRENCY
Albanian lek
1 Albanian lek = 0.50 INR
CAPITAL OF ALBANIA
3. Tirana, Albania
Tirana the capital and largest
city ofAlbania.Tirana became
Albanias capital city in 1920. The
population at the 2011 census was
418,495.The city is host to many
public institutions and public and
private universities, and is the
centre of the political, economic,
and cultural life of the country.
4. Apollonia, Albania
Next to the city of Fier in the
middle of Albania one can find the
ruins of an ancient town, named
after the god Apollon. Apollonia
was the biggest and most
important city in the ancient
world. The ruins are still
impressing and show a little piece
of the original glory.
STATISTICS (1/2)
Albania located in south-easterneurope.
It
is
bordered
byMontenegroto
the
northwest,Kosovo
to
the
northeast,
theRepublic of Macedonia to the east,
andGreece to the south and southeast. It has
a coast on theAdriatic Seato the west and on
theIonian Seato the southwest. It is less than
72km (45mi) fromItaly across theStrait of
otranto.
Mainland area of 28,748km2., Water(%)4.7
Albania is aparliamentary republic.
Ethnic groups are also present.
97%European
3%Mestizo,AmerindianandAsian
STATISTICS (2/2)
Population
2014estimate 30,201,209
2010census
2,821,977(32nd)
98/km2(63rd)
254/sqmi
$12.92billion
(nominal) (24th,
2014)
$15.2billion (PPP)
(24th, 2014)
GDP
growth
0.5% (2014)
GDP per
capita
$4,659.3(nominal)
(56th, 2014)
$4,838 (PPP) (54th,
2014)
GDP by sector
Agriculture,
forestry and
fishing, 8.2%
mining, 4.5%
manufacturing,
14.6%
construction,
6.0%
commerce and
tourism, 13.1%
transport,
communication
s and utilities,
10.2%
government,
8.3%
business, social
and other
services,
EXPORTS
Exports
US$71.94billion (2014)
Export goods Soy and soy products,
Main
27.7%
export
motor vehicles and
partners
parts, 12.4%
cereals (mainly maize
and wheat), 7.8%
chemicals, 7.4%
fossil fuels, 6.5%
fruit and vegetable
products, 3.8%
aluminum and steel,
3.3%
electric machinery,
2.8%
gold, 2.7%
all other (mainly
agroindustry), 25.6%.
(2014)
Brazil20.8%
European
Union14.2%
China6.5%
United
States5.6%
Chile4.2%
(2014)
IMPORTS
Imports
US$65.25billion (2014)
Import goods Machinery and
othercapital goods,
Main
Brazil22.0%
25.9%
import
European
transport equipment,
partners Union17.6%
16.3%
China16.5%
fuel and lubricants,
United
16.0%
States13.7%
chemicals, 11.8%
Bolivia3.3%
plastic and rubber,
(2014)
5.7%
steel and other metals, FDIstock
5.4%
US$116.7billion
pharmaceuticals, 3.3%
(12/2014)
textiles and footwear,
Grossexternal debt
2.8%
US$145billion; of which
food, feed, and
private, US$70billion
beverages, 2.7%
(9/2014)
optical and precision
equipment, 2.6%
POLITICAL SYSTEM
Government
Parliamentary
representative
democratic
republic
President
Bujar Nishani
Vice President
Jozefina Coba
Topalli
Supreme Court
President
Xhezair
Zaganjori
The politics
of
Albania take
place
in
a
framework
of
a parliamentary representative democratic republic, wherein the Prime
Minister is the head of government, and of a multi-party system. Executive
power is exercised by the government. Legislative power is vested in both
the government and parliament, the Assembly of the Republic of Albania.
Since 1991, the introduction of pluralism, the party system is dominated by
the Democratic Party of Albania.
SUGGESTIONS
The government need to focus more the
principle of equality and human rights which
will lead to happiness and prosperity.
The government should work on rebuilding the
system so as to eradicate the nepotism and
corruption.
The government should encourage the people
to indulge more in rebuilding the environment
The government should have a
good
relationship with the international bodies.
It is important to note that there is no perfect
electoral system model and any country that
has to select a new system is facing a very
difficult choice.