Sali Berisha, the leader of the Democratic Party, has outlined several proposals to address Albania’s economic crisis. These include:
Setting the Minimum Vital Income at 200 Euros per person.
Raising the Minimum Wage to 500 Euros, while aiming to increase the average wage to 1,200 Euros.
Doubling Pensions across the country.
To finance these measures, Berisha suggests focusing on tackling corruption and halting inflated government tenders. He emphasizes that these steps can be implemented without increasing public debt or cutting public investments, using Albania’s natural resources as a financial base.
These proposals form part of the PD’s program for economic recovery and improving the quality of life for Albanian citizens.