Egla Harxhi’s Vision: Transforming Libofsha into a Sustainable Paradise
In an interview with Panorama Plus, former Miss Albania, Egla Harxhi, showed, inter alia, how she and her partner Alexandre de Basseville left Paris to move to Libofsha, a territory they plan to turn into Ibiza.
“When I left I did not have the time to come back, absolutely, but today I make more sense to say: Never say never! I’m back because I have something for the first time I believe in every cell. I believe in the cause of Albania’s change in a new political, economic and social system, I believe in the fact that this country will become and today reject any expression that has become a mantra: ‘Well, forget this place is not done!’ What it means to be ‘done,’ no one knows, but one thing is for sure, that everything is done as you think it and it is projected,” she told the reason for her return to Albania after she left Paris.
Regarding the Principality of Libofsha, between being a real object or just a utopia, Egla explains that “the objective is to create a natural reserve in the Libofsha area, which is based on the protection of the ecosystem.” “We have worked hard to compile an ecological development project, which in the concept has a lifestyle in total autonomy and independent of consumer and fake society. We have to go back to the essentials, to the basics of nature. There will be constructions that have zero impact on the environment, solar power, water recycling. Farmers of the area are willing to cooperate for the development of agriculture and the project as a whole. We have some deals with business partners to shape the project.”
Among other things, she adds that there are also funders, mostly friends of partner milestones. “Many of our billionaire friends, who today, after a colossal enrichment, are asking themselves where we are going as a society, have turned into a lifestyle where they no longer believe in the exhaled consumption that is destroying the planet. They are ready to pursue Alexander symbyllazi in this project because they really believe in the vision he has. When it first went to Ibiza for investment, it was an island that had nothing because at that time the place where they all went was Saint Tropez. No one had faith in Ibiza. But look at Ibiza today. “Many have proposed bringing Libofsha and even lions or species that are extinct today, and the plan is to create a natural reserve with varieties of flora and fauna to protect them. We will be placed there this year in a place we will not make public for the moment. This time so far has been a preparatory period, study, analysis and structuring. Now we are ready for action!” Harxhi concludes.
Egla Harxhi’s Vision: Transforming Libofsha into a Sustainable Paradise
In an interview with Panorama Plus, former Miss Albania, Egla Harxhi, showed, inter alia, how she and her partner Alexandre de Basseville left Paris to move to Libofsha, a territory they plan to turn into Ibiza.
“When I left I did not have the time to come back, absolutely, but today I make more sense to say: Never say never! I’m back because I have something for the first time I believe in every cell. I believe in the cause of Albania’s change in a new political, economic and social system, I believe in the fact that this country will become and today reject any expression that has become a mantra: ‘Well, forget this place is not done!’ What it means to be ‘done,’ no one knows, but one thing is for sure, that everything is done as you think it and it is projected,” she told the reason for her return to Albania after she left Paris.
Regarding the Principality of Libofsha, between being a real object or just a utopia, Egla explains that “the objective is to create a natural reserve in the Libofsha area, which is based on the protection of the ecosystem.” “We have worked hard to compile an ecological development project, which in the concept has a lifestyle in total autonomy and independent of consumer and fake society. We have to go back to the essentials, to the basics of nature. There will be constructions that have zero impact on the environment, solar power, water recycling. Farmers of the area are willing to cooperate for the development of agriculture and the project as a whole. We have some deals with business partners to shape the project.”
Among other things, she adds that there are also funders, mostly friends of partner milestones. “Many of our billionaire friends, who today, after a colossal enrichment, are asking themselves where we are going as a society, have turned into a lifestyle where they no longer believe in the exhaled consumption that is destroying the planet. They are ready to pursue Alexander symbyllazi in this project because they really believe in the vision he has. When it first went to Ibiza for investment, it was an island that had nothing because at that time the place where they all went was Saint Tropez. No one had faith in Ibiza. But look at Ibiza today. “Many have proposed bringing Libofsha and even lions or species that are extinct today, and the plan is to create a natural reserve with varieties of flora and fauna to protect them. We will be placed there this year in a place we will not make public for the moment. This time so far has been a preparatory period, study, analysis and structuring. Now we are ready for action!” Harxhi concludes.
Former Miss Albania Egla Harxhi Aims to Transform Libofsha into an Eco-Friendly Paradise
Libofsha, Albania – In a bold move that blends ambition with environmental consciousness, former Miss Albania, Egla Harxhi, has announced her plans to transform the picturesque region of Libofsha into a sustainable haven reminiscent of Ibiza. In a recent interview with Panorama Plus, Harxhi shared her journey from the glamour of Paris to the serene landscapes of Albania, fueled by a vision for change.
“I left without looking back, but now I believe in the potential of Albania more than ever,” Harxhi stated. “I reject the notion that this place is ‘done.’ Change is possible, and it starts with us.”
Harxhi, alongside her partner Alexandre de Basseville, is spearheading an ambitious ecological development project aimed at creating a natural reserve in Libofsha. The initiative focuses on sustainability, with plans for zero-impact construction, solar energy, and water recycling. “We need to return to the essentials and embrace a lifestyle independent of consumerism,” she emphasized.
The project has garnered interest from several wealthy investors, including friends of de Basseville, who are seeking meaningful ways to contribute to society. “Many of our billionaire friends are questioning the current trajectory of our world and are eager to invest in a vision that prioritizes the planet,” Harxhi explained. “Just like Ibiza, which was once overlooked, Libofsha has the potential to become a sought-after destination.”
In addition to creating a sustainable community, Harxhi’s vision includes the reintroduction of endangered species and the establishment of a diverse ecosystem. “We aim to protect various flora and fauna, creating a sanctuary for wildlife,” she noted. “This year, we will begin our groundwork in a location that we will keep under wraps for now.”
As the project moves from concept to reality, Harxhi remains optimistic about the future of Albania. “This is just the beginning. We are ready for action, and I believe that together, we can create a brighter future for our country.”
With her passion and determination, Egla Harxhi is not just dreaming of change; she is actively working to make it happen, one step at a time.
