“Global Asia Investment”, one of the major Asian investor, over a year has landed in Kosovo, with the aim of bringing Japanese investors. The first focused on the sale of land, through various shareholders by Asian companies, within a year, the company has managed to bring in about 200 Japanese shareholders to Kosovo.
“Global Asia Assets”, led by Masanori Fujimura Japanese businessman in the month of July 2012 has opened its “Euro Assets Advisory” in Pristina. Through it, Kosovo has been presented to Japanese businessmen, who have already begun to explore the market, in order to come and invest in various fields, such as real estate, medicine, education and other sectors.
Fujimura Masanori said that during the last months of 2012, Japanese businessmen have bought land in Pristina in the amount of 3 million euros.
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“These purchases were made mainly in the economic area in the northern sector. Now we are doing research on what and how to invest there, “said Masanori.
According to him, 3 million is just the beginning, since the projects which starts byJapanese businessmen amounts hundreds of millions, further demonstrates Masanori. “So far we have 200 shareholders brought from Japan to purchase the land.”
The idea initially was to start construction of housing, but when they saw that Pristina is already crowded with such buildings, plans were changed, he says. “We have seen that have become more residential buildings, we thought that the focus to engage in other sectors, such as human resources, health,” said Masanori.
Projects are through “Euro Assets Advisory,” Kosovo presented to physicians in Japan, who then in various ways to invest in Kosovo medicine, either through treatment, either through equipment, or even exchanges with Japanese-Albanian doctors to deal experience.
In the medical field, “Global Asia Investment” has already invested in different countries of the world, with large open medical clinics, as in Singapore, Malaysia and other countries, the same is expected to be opened in Pristina.
