The First Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship, Trade and Innovation, Fatban Bunjaku, participated in the Meeting of the Council of Ministers on Public Administration Reform, the purpose of which was to review the progress of the first half of 2026 in the implementation of the public administration reform and to agree on the institutions’ priorities and deadlines for the remainder of the year.
Public Administration Reform constitutes one of the most strategic processes for modernizing the state and fulfilling the criteria for integration into the European Union.
This reform aims to build a professional, transparent, efficient and accountable administration at the service of citizens and the business community.
In his speech, Bunjaku emphasized MIETI’s commitment to implementing this reform, highlighting the work that is underway in several areas: rationalization and reorganization of agencies, with the aim of increasing efficiency;
Drafting the new Law on Business Organisations, in order to improve the business environment; Finalizing the bylaws for the implementation of the Law on Beneficial Owners, as an important mechanism for transparency and the rule of law, as well as the implementation of government policies related to administrative reform.
