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Fluctuation of the euro, Tabaku: 75,000 families working in fashion businesses will be thrown into the streets

Politiko 2023-12-06 09:24:07

Fluctuation of the euro, Tabaku: 75,000 families working in fashion businesses

For several months now, the fall of the euro has caused concern for Albanians, especially for immigrants. Those days where the euro was equal to the lek were frequent.

And while a change was expected, the euro is still in its worst days.

The democratic MP Jorida Tabaku declared that the constant drop in the exchange rate of the lek with the euro is turning into a real problem for the Albanian economy.

Through a reaction, Tabaku emphasizes that there is no economic, real or official explanation to show why the euro is depreciating more and more.

 Among other things, Tabaku emphasizes that there are 75,000 families who will be thrown into the streets because the work of fashion businesses has been damaged.

TOBACCO REACTION

The constant fall in the exchange rate of the Lek with the Euro is turning into a real problem for the Albanian economy. There is no economic, real or official explanation as to why the Euro is depreciating more and more. But at the end of the day who suffers and suffers from this? Of course, the majority suffers. Exporting businesses suffer, whose products are selling less. The turnover of fashion businesses fell by 9 million euros. There are 75 thousand families that will be thrown into the streets because they depend on this sector. The economy in general suffers as well as the middle class. Anyone who receives a payment in Euro and carries out activity in Euro. Even the last UN report emphasized this. Now, money laundering that is affecting construction is a real problem for the Albanian economy. Here we are talking about a war between the minority that is benefiting from the devaluation of the euro, that minority that launders the money, that has the money of organized crime and corruption. And the loss that the majority of Albanian citizens have is turning into an alarm bell that needs to be addressed and that, unfortunately, no solution is being provided in the current budget. One must definitely think about the majority of Albanians.

 

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