The American Chamber of Commerce in Albania hosted an introductory and informative session for high-achieving second-year students from the Carl H. Lindner College of Business at the University of Cincinnati, organized by the International Study Programs. Albana Karapanço, Head of the Legal and Intellectual Property Committee, engaged in a discussion with the visiting professors and students, highlighting the Chamber’s role in improving Albania’s business and investment climate through its various committees.
The conversation explored key topics such as economic development, priority sectors, foreign investor interests, and Albania’s progress in aligning its legislation with that of the European Union.
The students’ visit to Albania aims to provide firsthand insight into how social, political, legal, and financial environments influence business decision-making, and how executives navigate everyday challenges. With 25 years of experience as a business organization, AmCham Albania has played a significant role in shaping policies that affect the business environment—making it an ideal place for an engaging and meaningful exchange with the students.
