Albanian Foreign Minister Ferit Hoxha met his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Sa’ar, in Tirana and signed a General Cooperation Agreement to strengthen ties between the 2 countries. The talks also covered regional and global security challenges, including Albania’s contribution to the Board of Peace.
The agreement establishes a framework for cooperation in trade, technology, agriculture, water management, energy, healthcare, education, security, tourism and culture. Meanwhile, both ministers stressed the importance of continued political dialogue and coordination.
Hoxha reaffirmed Albania’s support for Israel’s security. He also stressed the need for a solution that ensures lasting peace and stability across the region. In addition, he reiterated Albania’s commitment to fighting terrorism, extremism, antisemitism and all forms of hatred.
During the visit, Sa’ar viewed an archival exhibition documenting how Albanians protected Jews during the Second World War. The ministers said continued cooperation at all levels would help strengthen the partnership between their countries.
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