Public investments increased by 90.2% in a decade - Road and energy projects. Domestic financing increases by 161%
Public investments in the country increased by 90.2% in a decade, bringing better services to citizens and a return on taxes paid.
According to an analysis conducted by "ALTAX", capital expenditures have increased significantly, reaching 115.4 billion lek in 2024, from 73 billion lek in 2014.
According to the study, this trend shows a commitment by the state to invest in important infrastructure projects, such as roads, bridges, and energy.
The document notes that capital investments are essential for the country's economic growth and long-term development, contributing to improving living conditions and attracting foreign investors.
By analyzing capital expenditures for the period 2014-2024, several important conclusions are drawn regarding the financing structure and the evolution of capital investments during this period.
One of the conclusions is that this continued growth reflects an effort to increase investments in the development of infrastructure and strategic sectors, as well as to improve the quality of public services and territorial development.
Investments financed from domestic sources have experienced a significant increase during the period 2014-2024. This category has increased from around 33.9 billion lek in 2014 to 88.903 billion lek in 2024, an increase of 161%.
According to the analysis, this increase shows that the government has made great efforts to support capital investments with domestic resources, which may include the allocation of funds from taxes and fiscal revenues. This trend is related to the increase in fiscal revenues and the possibility of financing investments from domestic sources. Budget consolidation and efforts to reduce dependence on foreign sources as well as investments in infrastructure and large projects, which require long-term financing and are related to the development of the country.
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