Prime Minister Edi Rama promises to solve the problems of agriculture with satellites and drones. At the conference "Agriculture with Technology and Innovation", the head of government said that the inspection will be from the sky and there will be no more inspectors in the territory.
" We need to push more towards technology and innovation. If over 15 thousand farmers want oil, how many tractors does this country have because it does not count. There is a degree of fictitiousness. How will it be addressed? It will be addressed through technology and formalization. On the one hand with the land registry and the introduction of drones and satellites, which are delayed, but which will come within this year, I hope, with the bills.
You will get the oil but you will bring the bills now. The report that you took the oil and sold it will also come. For that amount you will continue to be compensated. It will take its time. Another 5,000 are in the process. We did not want to make it difficult and tedious so we are working to get the inspection this place to heaven. " Do it with satellites, drones and not with inspectors ", said Rama.
We recall that Prime Minister Rama promised them after the April 25 elections in order to control the territory and avoid accidents, but now with them he will control agricultural lands.
It is not clear to the satellites what he will use them for, but after the promise was not kept in March and after the bluff in June, it is important to have them, then the possibility will be seen for what he will use them.