Begaj in Përmet: Heritage, tradition and local businesses support sustainable development

President Bajram Begaj visited Përmet and praised its development model. The model combines cultural and religious heritage, natural resources and local traditions.

First, Begaj met Përmet Mayor Alma Hoxha and local officials. They discussed the growing number of tourists and the return of young people from abroad to invest in the area.

Begaj welcomed these developments. He also praised cooperation between local businesses, municipal authorities and the government. During his visit, he explored the city’s historic area and saw the restoration of traditional houses. These buildings now attract more tourists.

Meanwhile, Begaj visited small family businesses, hotels and craft workshops. He also visited businesses that produce wine and gliko. The President praised emigrants who returned to Përmet and brought back experience from Western countries.

He also highlighted local producers who preserve traditional methods and sell organic products in domestic and foreign markets. Begaj said these investments can support economic growth and sustainable tourism in Përmet.

In addition, Begaj visited the Agricultural Products Processing Incubator. He described the center as an important support for local farmers. The facility helps them collect, process and certify organic products.

Begaj said the incubator also helps protect and promote the Përmet brand. He stressed that initiatives like this deserve greater promotion because they improve the quality and visibility of local products.

At the same time, the President highlighted the importance of cooperation between local communities, institutions and international partners. He also called for the preservation of traditional practices while using modern technologies to support development.

Begaj also focused on Përmet’s cultural and religious heritage. He said the city represents more than hospitality and generosity. It also reflects a long religious tradition and preserves ancient places of worship.

During the visit, Begaj toured the Church of Saint Mary in Leusë. The historic monument attracts visitors with its Byzantine architecture and rare frescoes.

Ultimately, Begaj described Përmet as an example of how heritage, local entrepreneurship and modern development can work together to support sustainable tourism and the local economy.

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