Vice-President of the Union of Chambers of Commerce, Arben Shkodra expressed sorrow for the waste law re-visiting removal from Parliament’s agenda.
“No date has yet been defined for the waste law re-visiting. Any delay following the European Commission report is unnecessary and harmful to the process and clean environment cause in Albania,” declared Shkodra.
He called on the political class to end the barren debate that infringes enterprises and show higher commitment toward this law adoption.
“Otherwise our protests will escalate, our activities in national level will be suspended, and protests will be organized in the entire territory,” said Shkodra.
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