2025-7-16 05:43 |
Albania's dairy sector faced a notable downturn in 2024, with milk collection and cheese production both registering significant declines, according to new data from the country's Institute of Statistics.
The figures reveal a drop across all major types of milk — cow, sheep, and goat — and highlight broader challenges impacting the industry. .
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Bulgaria’s latest Labour Force Survey reveals insights into young people on the job market, showing why thousands of 15- to 34-year-olds interrupt or leave their education and how well their studies align with their current employment.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has signed a 40 million euros sustainability-linked loan with MK Group, marking a milestone in their nearly 20-year partnership. The deal will support MK Group’s expansion into ethanol production, its winery business in Serbia, and decarbonisation efforts, while promoting environmental and digital improvements.
Albania’s industrial sector showed notable production and sales activity in 2024, with significant outputs in petroleum, metals, cement, and beverages. The latest survey provides a detailed look at sectoral performance, highlighting shifts in contributions to total industrial sales and offering insights into the country’s economic trends.
Albania’s trade sector showed mixed trends in August 2025, with exports rising while imports fell, resulting in a narrower trade deficit compared with both July 2025 and the same period last year. Key contributors to export growth included minerals, fuels, and machinery, while imports dropped mainly due to decreases in construction materials and equipment.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a 40 million euros loan to ProCredit Bank Belgrade to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Serbia. The financing will help businesses access working capital and investment loans, with a portion dedicated to renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s labor market showed modest growth in the second quarter of 2025, with employment rising and unemployment declining. New data highlights workforce trends by gender, age, and participation, offering a detailed snapshot of the nation’s economic activity.
The EU has officially opened negotiations with Albania on Cluster 4, covering the green agenda and sustainable connectivity. This step marks another milestone in Albania’s ongoing path toward European integration.