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investment will be followed by the deserved development of this<br />
<strong>zone</strong> with railways and cable-car transportation.<br />
The Japanese have carefully<br />
considered their investment<br />
because there are over 70 areas of use of fluorides and according to<br />
the geo-chemistry data comes out that in their<br />
mineral field, the<br />
presence<br />
of poly-metals and rare valuable minerals is certain.<br />
Decorative-stone<br />
sources<br />
In Mes, Rrapshstare and in the city of <strong>Shkodra</strong>, over the<br />
Tepe<br />
hills (close to Rozafa Castle), thousands of marbled calcareous<br />
stones with pleasant decorative features are found.<br />
Some Italian companies are highly interested to invest a lot in<br />
the source <strong>zone</strong>s, while two Austrian companies and a Turkish one<br />
want to realise middle and small investments, exploiting firstly the<br />
Tepe reserves that possess a deeper marbling feature making them<br />
very<br />
pleasant (1 million tons).<br />
Industries<br />
Within the climate of a market economy and a real opening<br />
(conditioned by the construction of the infrastructure) the city-port<br />
of<br />
<strong>Shkodra</strong>, located on the separating border between Albania and the<br />
Republic of Montenegro, possesses all the geographical possibilities<br />
and<br />
advantages to became, as Mehdi Frasheri foresaw it, a first hand<br />
commercial transportation<br />
centre with a developed industry. In the<br />
conditions<br />
of trade liberalisation and economic globalisation, a<br />
special attention should be paid to the construction of those<br />
industries that can survive and get hurt as little as possible from the<br />
market competition. The escape of <strong>Shkodra</strong><br />
region from the<br />
backwardness can not happen without the construction of a diverse<br />
light industry.<br />
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