The road, rail and inland waterway connections in the Albania is underdeveloped due to lack of sufficient investment and poor maintenance. Rail is still heavily dependent on fossil fuels with 100% of the Comprehensive Networks not electrified. The Green Agenda will be an opportunity to revisit the overall transport strategies and to promote a greener and more sustainable
transport network. Albania has embraced the Global Partnership, designed to make a strong contribution to the attainment of Agenda 2030 and is fully committed to implement the agenda 2030 in the context of the National Strategy for Development and Integration and the European Integration process. The Government of Albania and the United Nations Country Team in Albania announced their renewed commitment to a joint programme of work for the next five years this Monday, as Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj and UN Resident Coordinator Fiona McCluney signed the Albania-UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2022-2026. The new Cooperation Framework builds upon Albania’s key priorities, the
accession to the European Union and delivering on the national pledge to the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its nationalized SDG targets, with a focus on the quality of health and education, good governance and rule of law, public service provision, and effective response and recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. It totals an amount of 282 million USD for the full cycle. Albania targets by 2026, innovative and integrated policy solutions accelerate
sustainable, productive and inclusive economic development, enhancing climate change adaptation and mitigation and transition to a green and blue economy. https://albania.un.org/en/153112- al bania-and-un-renew-commitment-joint-work. Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj of Albania and UN Resident Coordinat
