AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoKushner Resort Probe: Albania’s prosecutors (SPAK) are investigating whether land deeds tied to a Jared Kushner-backed luxury resort were forged, naming Miami businessman Artur Shehu as the alleged seller and accusing him of laundering drug proceeds via falsified property titles—while his lawyer denies everything. Tourism Under Attack: Prime Minister Edi Rama says Google is helping restore ratings after suspected fake reviews targeted hotels, guesthouses and restaurants, with police looking at thousands of suspicious accounts. Rozafa Castle Backlash: Rama shared negative online reviews of Shkodra’s Rozafa Castle, urging prosecutors to act against people he calls “blackmailers” harming tourism. Protests & Tourism Politics: Ongoing Tirana demonstrations (the “Flamingo Revolution”) keep spotlighting the resort controversy and broader anger at the government. Transport Upgrade: The Qafë Qelë–Koman road has been reconstructed to improve access to a key northern tourist destination. Flights for Visitors: Tirana airport adds direct Zurich and Sofia routes (three times weekly each). Health for Tourists: Albania will set fees for foreign visitors using the public health system during peak season. EU/Travel Context: Saudi Arabia publishes its 2026 tourist eVisa list including Albania; the UK also updated its pre-visa list for short stays.
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