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Textile and footwear sector is the largest export category in Albania. COVID-19 pandemic had severe consequences for Albania`s garment manufacturing industry. Despite reopening factories it is still difficult to restore supply chains and regain previous rates of orders

Rich in natural resources, Albania is a part of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in order to modernise and promote good governance of the extractive industries

Industry in Montenegro has been the powertrain of the country`s economical development over the last sixty years. Metallurgy (aluminum and steel), power and transport are the key sectors today. The processing sector (metal, wood, food, paper, textile processing, etc.), although it sporadically suffers from recession, remains among the main pillars of Montenegro`s economy

North Macedonia has a long-standing tradition in clothing and textiles. The sector represents the second largest export industry in the country which has a notable contribution to its economical development

The Serbian metal industry has a long tradition and is still currently one of the most important sectors of country’s economy. Nearly 5000 business companies are active in the Serbian metal processing sector. The metal processing sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina, along with base metal production, has traditionally been the country’s strongest and most successful industry and export sector. 

Giulicca was founded in 1997 and started its activity with the import of 100% polyester sewing thread from China. 

Stig is a manufacturing, trading and information company whose business is the production of children’s clothing. 

STIM-IMPORT has, within its own production of home textile products (quilts, pillows, bed sheets, towels), mastered the production of hotel and restaurant textile products (tablecloths, napkins, etc.) and the production of a range of personal protective equipment (PPE) under the name of Si profession industrial.