Pa dashur te leviz temen, ja nje lajm qe ka te beje me grurin ne shkalle boterore.

T-Red, artikull shume i goditur.

Como?

Kush qenkan kta fshatar me traktor?? Ajo plaka qe shet perime ne rruge te Tiranes? Ajo lakra di…s’i traktor. Po edhe une me ty jam qe problemi numer 1 jane parcelat e vogla…por prandaj dhe prodhimi eshte me i lire te blihet ne Maqedoni e Kazakistan se ne Shqiperi.

Por megjithate me sa kam pare ka shume dhe nga ato “kooperativat” qe kan filluar kohet e fundit…edhe serat po mbine kudo. (hidhi nje sy ne google eardh andej nga Lushnja dhe Elbasani…vetem sera shikon).

Po kush e ka fajin…dhe kush e ka zgjidhjen? Une nuk marr vesh nga kompetencat…po ministria e bujqesise e ka pergjegjsine ti bashkoj parcelat e vogla? Mbase ne kohen e munizmit e kishte kte kompetence…jo sot. A nuk eshte kjo pergjegjsi e biznesit privat…e “biznesmenve” ala-Arnaut?

Fshataret qe akoma merren me bujqsi Toko…une i njof si fshatar qe jo vetem Benz s’kan…dhe as Fiat s’kan…po ka dhe nga ata qe s’kan pare ndonjehere plazh me sy (kisha nje kushurire nga nje fshat te humbur te Korces…qe e cuam ne Pogradec nje dite…dhe e shkreta s’kishte pare ndonjehere liqen…jo mo det). Ata qe jan be me Benz s’merren me bujqsi me…merren me gjera te tjera (mos me keqkupto se nuk po flas per droge…po flas per tregti tjeter lloj…e lere mo emigracionin qe mban gjalle mbase 80% e fshatarve)

Mire qeveria ti subvensionoj…po ku ti gjej paret qeveria te subvensionoj cdo plake dhe plake ne fshatrat e Shqiperise qe mbjellin lakra? Nuk e di une se s’marr vesh nga kjo pune…po gruri sikur do shtrirje toke te madhe qe te jet i leverdishem…apo jo? Jo ne parcela te vogla se s’ja vlen.

Po meqe po akuzohet ministria…c’pergjegjsi ka ministria mbi kte pune? Mbase pergjegjsia e saj eshte pikerisht te krijoj kushtet qe fermeri privat te zgjerohet dhe modernizohet…

Nuk besoj se Kazakistani ka kushte teknike e apoinformacion me te mire se ne.

A thu?? Jo jo…me mire se ne jane dhe jane shume me mire se ne…dhe jo vetem se i kan xhepat plot sot me nafte.

Nuk e di se une jam kastravec fare per bujqesi…po mbase bujqesia Shqiptare duhet drejtuar drejt fruta-perimeve dhe bylemt? Mbase atje mund te bejme me teper konkurence te pakten ne tregun Shqiptar…dhe kto kooperativa dhe sera mund te jene me fitimprurse per fshataret? Grurin mbase s’e bejme dot…as ne kohen e munizmit me duket s’e benin dot (pervec propagandes) se eshte si te konkurosh me Ameriken per miser.

keta hajdutet e miellit jane duke u zene si qente per pune gruri qe tani andej nga Korca qe thu tina. Se me keto cmime qe eshte gruri sot e vlen edhe me mbjell grure qe c`ke me te token. Ene kursi i kembimit favorizon po keto tregetaret e tje etj.

Mirepo ka gjithmone nje mirepo.

Po te besh nje bilnac te nr te popullates qe banon ne Shqiperi, sasine e grurit qe prodhohet ne Shqiperi dhe ajo qe raportohet qe hun nga importi, si dhe bilancin e pagesave qe behen me jashte per grosistet e grurit atehere ka dy gjera : ose populli i dashur shqiptar nuk ha buke fare ose ketu kontrabanda e grurit eshte ne ato nivele sa ka kap qiviri, media, bankesh e shtetit etj etj.

Une personalisht besoj kete te dyten.

Ja po ti besh Fullanit se sa eshte shuma e parave qe kane paguar firmat shqiptare per blerjen e grurit , nese e thote gjithmone atehere i bie qe meqe jemi gjalle sasia tjeter e nevojshme per konsum prodhohet ketu. Pordhe me rigon dmth.

Biznesi i grurit eshte vjedhje e organizuar dhe perfshin : Disa banka te nivelit te dyte, qeverine nepermjet ministrise se fiancave, dis abiznese andej nga Dr dhe Kavaja qe financojne sipas rasttit cdo nevoje te partive ne pushtet. Dhe e kam fjalen per te gjitha qeverite une ore se mos del ndonje qe thote po shaj Beroshen.

Kur e lidh me Berish duarpastrin , lidhet vete meqe eshte kryeminister dhe pranon ta genjejne per mungesen e efektivitetit apo terci e verci.

Shkurt fare kontrabanda dhe informaliteti ne kete sektor ( financa jo bujqesia ) nuk e lejojne motivin e mbjelljes se grurit..

Bile bile po perdorin dhe nje marifet tjeter. Po kerkojne ta taksojne edhe kur token ja u kane dhene vete me qira dhe qe nuk jane ngastra , por toka qe shkojne deri ne 50 ha e qe po nuk i mbolle me drithe nuk ke me cer i mbjell se nuk ja del dot nga perkeqsimi i kostove.

Une mendoj qe shkrimi eshte i mire dhe si rralle here nga prurjet e saj ketu, t_red nuk i bie me spond per te dale ke ideja e vet , por eshte konkrete bile dhe kritike grindavece. Dhe mire ben.

Bravo t_red, se qe ta marresh vesh ti une mezi i gjej keto fjalet e mira.

ps Me qete grupo nuk e vendosim ne kete politken e grurit te BE apo integrimit ne bejme vetem llafe ketu mos mu sul keshtu

Hehe kush te sulet ty o Kulak Korce…edhe une pyetje po bej se sic thash jam kastravec turshi per kte pune…

Per ate punen e fotos ama do te sulem…se e ke zakon te keq…shikon ndonje gje ne internet dhe menjeher i pergjithson te gjitha. Pe nje foto…dhe tani te gjith fshataret shkojne ne plazh me traktora…Ai kushuriri (ishte ajo) im jo traktor qe s’kishte…po dhe televizor bardh e zi mire qe kishte dhe vajti ne Greqi per ca vite. Sot ka bere nje vile 4 katshe…po s’merret me bujqesi…se s’ja vlen.

Shqiptari puno me zona!!

Nashti qe ta merni vesh ne punohet ne Shqiperi, punohet qe cke me te!!
Kothe, kisha nje pune mbi Corovode, atje maj malit para se te mbyste stuhia ne mes shkurtit. Nga berati ne Corovode, kishin punuar jo vetem token por edhe kodrat!! kam bere foto dhe do ti sjell. Seriozisht qe kam ngel i mahnitur me shuem se i habitur. Pyta nja 2 fshatare se si i vete puna dhe mu pergjigjen se me keto cmime qyteti i vete njesoj sikur te rrezikonin koken maleve per ne greqi!! Matan Policanit sidomos, as edhe nje cm2 i papunuar, si ne fushe, si ne koder!!

Kothe, lere kondrabanden menjane, AKOMA hame grur SERBI!!!

Kazakistani eshte ne fazen e ndertimeve te nxjerrjesve te gazit. pompimit perpunimit etj. Eshte vend ekstremesh, dimri shkon gjer ne -50C

Agip po investo $150bln dhe SHell $75bln te tjera. shife ne google se cfare lloj siperfaqe ka Kazakistani dhe se ku gjendet. Ka disa pika te vdekura ne brendesi qe kalojne nga ekstremi ne ekstrem brenda 12 muajve.

Cheney…punohet patjeter nuk po thot njeri qe s’punohet…po kta po flisnin per grurin. Mbase grurin nuk e bejne dot me te lire se importi?

Independence
The years following independence have been marked by significant reforms to the Soviet-style economy and political monopoly on power. Under Nursultan Nazarbayev, who initially came to power in 1989 as the head of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan and was eventually elected President in 1991, Kazakhstan has made significant progress toward developing a market economy. The country has enjoyed significant economic growth since 2000, partly due to its large oil, gas, and mineral reserves.

But, democracy has not improved much since 1991. “In June 2007, Kazakhstan’s parliament passed a law granting President Nursultan Nazarbayev lifetime powers and privileges, including access to future presidents, immunity from criminal prosecution, and influence over domestic and foreign policy. Critics say he has become a de facto “president for life.”[9][10] Over the course of his ten years in power, Nazarbayev has repeatedly censored the press through arbitrary use of “slander” laws,[11] blocked access to opposition web sites (9 November 1999), banned the Wahhabi religious sect (5 September 1998), drawn criticism from Amnesty International for excessive executions following specious trials (March 21, 1996) and harsh prison conditions (13 August 1996), and refused demands that the governors of Kazakhstan’s 14 oblasts be elected, rather than appointed by the president (April 7, 2000).”

Economy

Main square in the new capital Astana (built 1998).Main article: Economy of Kazakhstan

Overview
The government of Kazakhstan plans to double its Gross domestic product (GDP) by 2008 and triple it by 2015 as compared to 2000. GDP growth has been stable in the last five years, at a rate higher than 9%. Buoyed by high world crude oil prices, GDP growth figures were in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005: 9.8%, 13.2%, 9.5%, 9.2%, 9.4%, and 9.2%, respectively. Other major exports of Kazakhstan include wheat, textile, and livestock. Kazakhstan forecasts that it will become the world’s leading exporter of uranium by the year 2010.

Kazakhstan’s monetary policy is generally considered by outside observers to be well-managed. Its principal challenge since 2002 has been to manage strong foreign currency inflows without sparking inflation. Since that time, inflation has not been under control, registering at 6.6% in 2002, 6.8% in 2003, and 6.4% in 2004, higher than forecast levels of 5.3%-6.0%. In 2000 Kazakhstan became the first former Soviet republic to repay all of its debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), 7 years ahead of schedule. In March 2002, the U.S. Department of Commerce granted Kazakhstan market economy status under U.S. trade law. This change in status recognized substantive market economy reforms in the areas of currency convertibility, wage rate determination, openness to foreign investment, and government control over the means of production and allocation of resources.

In September 2002 Kazakhstan became the first country in the CIS to receive an investment-grade credit rating from a major international credit rating agency. As of late December 2003, Kazakhstan’s gross foreign debt was about $22.9 billion. Total governmental debt was $4.2 billion. This amounts to 14% of GDP. There has been a noticeable reduction in the ratio of debt to GDP observed in past years; the ratio of total governmental debt to GDP in 2000 was 21.7%, in 2001 it was 17.5%, and in 2002 it was 15.4%.

The upturn in economic growth, combined with the results of earlier tax and financial sector reforms, has dramatically improved government finances from the 1999 budget deficit level of 3.5% of GDP to a deficit of 1.2% of GDP in 2003. Government revenues grew from 19.8% of GDP in 1999 to 22.6% of GDP in 2001, but decreased to 16.2% of GDP in 2003. In 2000, Kazakhstan adopted a new tax code in an effort to consolidate these gains. On November 29, 2003 the Law on Changes to Tax Code was adopted, which reduced tax rates. The value added tax fell from 16% to 15%, the social tax from 21% to 20%, and the personal income tax from 30% to 20%. (On July 7, 2006 the personal income tax was reduced even further to a flat rate of 5% for personal income in the form of dividends and 10% for other personal income.) Kazakhstan furthered its reforms by adopting a new land code on June 20, 2003, and a new customs code on April 5, 2003.

Energy is the leading economic sector. Production of crude oil and natural gas condensate in Kazakhstan amounted to 51.2 million tons in 2003, which was 8.6% more than in 2002. Kazakhstan raised oil and gas condensate exports to 44.3 million tons in 2003, 13% higher than in 2002. Gas production in Kazakhstan in 2003 amounted to 13.9 billion cubic meters (491 billion cu. ft), up 22.7% compared to 2002, including natural gas production of 7.3 billion cubic meters (258 billion cu. ft); Kazakhstan holds about 4 billion tons of proven recoverable oil reserves and 2,000 cubic kilometers (480 cu mi) of gas. Industry analysts believe that planned expansion of oil production, coupled with the development of new fields, will enable the country to produce as much as 3 million barrels (477,000 m³) per day by 2015, lifting Kazakhstan into the ranks of the world’s top 10 oil-producing nations. Kazakhstan’s 2003 oil exports were valued at more than $7 billion, representing 65% of overall exports and 24% of the GDP. Major oil and gas fields and their recoverable oil reserves are Tengiz with 7 billion barrels (1.1 km³); Karachaganak with 8 billion barrels (1.3 km³) and 1,350 km³ of natural gas); and Kashagan with 7 to 9 billion barrels (1.1 to 1.4 km³).

Kazakhstan instituted an ambitious pension reform program in 1998. As of January 1, 2005, the pension assets were about $4.1 billion. There are 16 saving pension funds in the republic. The State Accumulating Pension Fund, the only state-owned fund, could be privatized as early as 2006. The country’s unified financial regulatory agency oversees and regulates the pension funds. The pension funds’ growing demand for quality investment outlets triggered rapid development of the debt securities market. Pension fund capital is being invested almost exclusively in corporate and government bonds, including Government of Kazakhstan Eurobonds. The Kazakhstani banking system is developing rapidly. The banking system’s capitalization now exceeds $1 billion. The National Bank has introduced deposit insurance in its campaign to strengthen the banking sector. Several major foreign banks have branches in Kazakhstan, including ABN AMRO, Citibank, and HSBC. Raiffeisen Zentralbank and UniCredit have both recently entered the Kazakhstan’s financial services market through acquisitions and stakebuilding.

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