As part of the “Investor Support Days 2025” initiative, AIDA, in cooperation with the British Chamber of Commerce in Albania (BCCA), organized the “UK Investor Day.” The event aimed to strengthen dialogue with British businesses operating in Albania.

Representatives of British-owned companies, state institutions, and international partners attended the meeting.

Discussions focused on expanding economic cooperation between Albania and the United Kingdom and identifying challenges faced by British investors in the local market.

Company representatives shared their experiences about Albania’s investment climate. They praised the country’s strong potential but also called for improvements in administrative procedures and clearer legal frameworks.

AIDA Executive Director Laura Saro noted that trade volume between Albania and the UK is growing steadily, driving new investment interest—especially in renewable energy, healthcare, and transport.

Deputy Minister of Economy and Innovation Enkelejd Musabelliu emphasized that the gradual alignment of Albanian legislation with EU standards remains key to strengthening investor confidence.

UK Ambassador Julia Sutherland praised AIDA’s initiative, expressing full support for efforts that improve Albania’s investment climate.

The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment to deepen trade and investment relations between Albania and the United Kingdom.