The Financial Supervisory Authority (AMF) held a broad consultation roundtable today.

The discussion focused on three draft laws linked to Chapter 6, “Company Law,” of the European Union acquis.

First, the event is part of Albania’s EU accession negotiations.
It received support from the Ministry of Economy and Innovation and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ).

The AMF plays a key role in Chapter 6, especially regarding regulated capital markets.
The meeting was opened by Blerta Rama, the Chapter 6 negotiator.
The goal was to encourage inter-institutional and stakeholder dialogue, ensuring a high-quality, inclusive process.

Moreover, three main legislative initiatives were presented and discussed:

1. Draft law “On Traders and Commercial Companies”
2. Draft law “On the Acquisition of Control of Companies with Public Offers”
3. Draft law “On Transparency Requirements for Issuers of Securities”

Participants included representatives from the banking and non-banking financial sectors, sector associations, public institutions, and other market actors.
They provided comments and suggestions on the draft laws.

Finally, the AMF thanked all participants.
It emphasized the importance of cooperation with market actors and institutional partners.
The aim is to create an effective legal framework that advances Albania’s EU integration process.

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