The Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade, Ms. Rozeta Hajdari participated in the opening of the new “Plus Market” point of sale in Bresje of Fushe Kosova.
In her speech, the Minister, Ms. Hajdari stated that the growth and expansion of businesses in Kosovo demonstrate the dedication and relentless work of entrepreneurs, as well as the benefits of the extensive hours of engagement that the Government of Kosovo and the Ministry of Trade and Industry invest in advancing policies, improving laws, and developing implementing tools to create a more favourable business environment in our country.
“Plus Market”, emphasized the Minister, Ms. Hajdari, no longer needs many words. Through its activities, it has been speaking for itself for quite some time.
However, I want to say that the activity of this business, with its work, dedication, and the model it applies for promoting and selling local products, has become a best practice to be followed by other businesses in the area of trade. “This market sets an excellent example for us that we can develop our economy by promoting our high-quality local products and applying healthy business practices in healthy competition”, emphasized the Minister of Trade and Industry, Ms. Hajdari.
She added that she is familiar with the work of “Plus Market” and is convinced that it will continue to provide not only quality services with selected products but also provide many much-needed jobs for our youth and strengthen our economy.
The Minister, Ms. Hajdari congratulated the owner of “Plus Market”, Mr. Sylejman Neziri, and his dedicated team for their diligent work in creating a new excellent business environment in Bresje of Fushe Kosova.
“As the Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade, along with the government cabinet colleagues and my entire staff, we are committed to assisting and encouraging our industrial sector. We will continue to work towards creating an even more favorable environment for businesses, where they can thrive, generate new jobs and increase national revenues”, said Ms. Hajdari.
