Tirana hosts second EU–Western Balkans investment conference

TIRANA, November 6 /ATA/ – Albania is set to host the second edition of the EU–Western Balkans investment forum, taking place in Tirana on November 25–26, 2026. The event will bring together key political, financial and economic stakeholders to discuss investment opportunities and cooperation between the European Union and countries of the region.

Following its inaugural edition, the forum returns to Tirana with the aim of encouraging new investments, strengthening strategic partnerships and creating concrete opportunities for collaboration between European businesses and those from the region.

The EU–Western Balkans investment forum serves as a significant platform for economic cooperation, bringing together high-level government representatives, international financial institutions, investors and business leaders from the European Union and the Western Balkan countries.

Discussions will focus on sectors with high development potential, including energy, infrastructure, transport and regional connectivity, tourism, technology and human capital. Through high-level panels, direct business-to-business (B2B) meetings and dedicated sessions for forging partnerships, the forum aims to transform the economic potential of the Western Balkans into concrete projects and investment opportunities.

Hosting this forum in Tirana represents a significant opportunity to promote Albania’s economic potential, strengthen cooperation with European investors and advance the region’s economic integration with the European Union market.

Companies, investors, institutions and other interested stakeholders are invited to participate in this forum to take new opportunities for investment and collaboration. /r.e/p.s./

 

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