Eralda Xhafka

E-governance is reshaping public administration by enhancing efficiency, transparency, and citizen engagement. This study explores the impact of e-governance on public service improvements in Albania through an extensive quantitative analysis of survey data. Using statistical tools such as correlation analysis, clustering techniques, and reliability testing, this study identifies both the strengths and areas for improvement in the current e-governance framework. The findings reveal significant groupings of survey responses, indicating thematic coherence, and highlight clusters of similar perceptions among respondents. Reliability testing, with Cronbach’s alpha values ranging from 0 to 1, underscores the robustness of the survey, where higher values indicate greater reliability and internal consistency. This analysis provides a foundation for future studies and policy recommendations, emphasizing the need for in-depth studies on specific factors influencing public service improvement, as well as the importance of targeted e-governance strategies tailored to various demographic segments, including age and education levels.

The objective of this article is to examine the long-term impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) on the garment industry in Albania. The main methods used were analysis, forecasting, and abstraction. The qualitative impact of FDI on the garment industry in Albania was examined. The benefits that Albania receives from actively attracting investments were described, and recommendations were given to improve the quality of clothing production in the country by foreign companies. This article presents an analysis of the evolution of foreign clothing companies in Albania, based on a series of data sources that provide qualitative and quantitative information on the country’s clothing industry. A vision of the qualitative impact of foreign direct investment and industrial advances is presented. The study showed that the Albanian government is actively attracting foreign direct investment to develop the clothing industry, recognizing its potential as a catalyst for economic growth. The country’s trade policy has been aligned with World Trade Organization standards and there are incentives within the sector to develop such enterprises.