Albania, the Board of Peace, the International Stabilization Force (ISF), and the Gaza Task Force have officially finalized a Participating State Agreement, paving the way for Albania’s involvement in the International Stabilization Force.
Albania will provide additional support for security operations and operational planning capabilities for the mission in Gaza. Its contribution will complement those of Morocco and Kosovo and will be essential in accelerating the overall mission, aimed at advancing governance, security, humanitarian efforts, the rule of law, and reconstruction.
“An important agreement between the International Stabilization Force and Albania, providing additional support for security operations as well as operational planning capabilities for the mission in Gaza.
Albania’s contributions add to those of Morocco and Kosovo and will be essential in advancing governance, security, humanitarian efforts, the rule of law, and reconstruction,” the Board of Peace wrote in a post on X.
The ceremony, held on October 21, was attended by Defense Minister Ermal Nufi, Chief of Defense Lieutenant General Arben Kingji, International Stabilization Force Commander Jasper Jeffers, U.S. Ambassador to Albania Eric Wendt, Director of the General Staff Brigadier General Bardhyl Nuredinaj, Special Operations Regiment Commander Colonel Ajet Jata, and representatives of the Gaza Task Force.
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