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investment will be followed by the deserved development of this zone with railways and cable-car transportation. The Japanese have carefully considered their investment because there are over 70 areas of use of fluorides and according to the geo-chemistry data comes out that in their mineral field, the presence of poly-metals and rare valuable minerals is certain. Decorative-stone sources In Mes, Rrapshstare and in the city of Shkodra, over the Tepe hills (close to Rozafa Castle), thousands of marbled calcareous stones with pleasant decorative features are found. Some Italian companies are highly interested to invest a lot in the source zones, while two Austrian companies and a Turkish one want to realise middle and small investments, exploiting firstly the Tepe reserves that possess a deeper marbling feature making them very pleasant (1 million tons). Industries Within the climate of a market economy and a real opening (conditioned by the construction of the infrastructure) the city-port of Shkodra, located on the separating border between Albania and the Republic of Montenegro, possesses all the geographical possibilities and advantages to became, as Mehdi Frasheri foresaw it, a first hand commercial transportation centre with a developed industry. In the conditions of trade liberalisation and economic globalisation, a special attention should be paid to the construction of those industries that can survive and get hurt as little as possible from the market competition. The escape of Shkodra region from the backwardness can not happen without the construction of a diverse light industry. 64
Therefore, Shkodra will be able to satisfy the city demands not only, as a developed touristic centre but, as we mentioned above, also as a zone of commercial transit for other countries. In reality foreign investors from USA, Australia, France, Thailand, following the above mentioned visions, have presented their projects for the exploitation, as raw material, of the production of the enormous area of fertile land of Shkodra region within which it is witnessed the successful cultivation of 5000 hectares of wheat, 4000 hectares of maize, 3500 hectares of tobacco, 1000 hectares of vineyards, 2000 hectares of vegetable glass-houses, 1200 hectares of rice, 300 - 400 hectares of onions. There are 54 410 hectares of forests growing healthily (300 hectares of chestnut trees alone) and there is a high potential of livestock-raising, bee-keeping, silk-worm raising, fish-farming, olive and sunflower growing, etc. - chocolate factories, - 8 milk processing factories (4 of average capacity and 4 of small capacity) - 4 alcoholic drink factories, - 2 water distilling factories, - 2 canneries (for fruits and vegetables), - 4 tobacco factories, - 2 sauce factories (average capacity), - 1 maize processing combine, - 1 leather processing factory, - I classic-shoe factory, - 1 sports-shoe factory, - 1 factory to process the complex products of the proteinic “mine” of Shkodra’s lake (the largest one in the Balkans). - 1 small capacity combine to process the aged timbers of our forests. 65
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Therefore, <strong>Shkodra</strong> will be able to satisfy the city demands<br />
not only, as a developed touristic centre but, as we<br />
mentioned above,<br />
also as a <strong>zone</strong> of commercial transit for other countries.<br />
In reality foreign investors from USA, Australia, France,<br />
Thailand, following the above mentioned visions, have presented<br />
their projects for the exploitation, as raw material, of the production<br />
of<br />
the enormous area of fertile land of <strong>Shkodra</strong> region within which<br />
it is witnessed the successful<br />
cultivation of 5000 hectares of wheat,<br />
4000 hectares<br />
of maize, 3500 hectares of tobacco, 1000 hectares of<br />
vineyards, 2000 hectares of vegetable glass-houses, 1200 hectares<br />
of<br />
rice, 300 - 400 hectares of onions. There are 54 410 hectares of<br />
forests growing healthily (300 hectares of chestnut trees alone) and<br />
there is a high potential of livestock-raising, bee-keeping, silk-worm<br />
raising, fish-farming, olive and sunflower growing, etc.<br />
- chocolate factories,<br />
- 8 milk processing factories (4 of average capacity and 4 of<br />
small<br />
capacity)<br />
- 4 alcoholic drink factories,<br />
- 2 water distilling factories,<br />
- 2 canneries (for fruits and vegetables),<br />
- 4 tobacco factories,<br />
- 2 sauce factories (average capacity),<br />
- 1 maize processing combine,<br />
- 1 leather processing factory,<br />
- I classic-shoe factory,<br />
- 1 sports-shoe factory,<br />
- 1 factory to process the complex products of the proteinic<br />
“mine” of <strong>Shkodra</strong>’s lake (the largest one in the Balkans).<br />
- 1 small<br />
capacity combine to process the aged timbers of our<br />
forests.<br />
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