Albanian cement plan

The Albanian government has announced that it has reached an agreement for development of a new cement plant in part of the national forest. Under the plan, Gener-2 will develop a cement plant and lightweight block manufacturing facility on the site.

March 30, 2012 Read time: 1 min

The Albanian government has announced that it has reached an agreement for development of a new cement plant in part of the national forest. Under the plan, 4668 Gener-2 will develop a cement plant and lightweight block manufacturing facility on the site.

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