Automotive Fair Albania Opens in Tirana With Focus on Innovation and Road Safety

The fourth edition of “Automotive Fair Albania” opened in Tirana with a strong focus on technology, innovation and road safety.

Mother Teresa Square turned into a center of motorsport and automotive innovation. The event gathered car companies, motorsport fans, institutions and many visitors.

Iva Beharaj attended the opening ceremony. She confirmed the municipality’s support for the event. She said several activities will take place across Tirana during the fair.

Kreshnik Bajraktari also addressed the audience. He said the fair promotes the latest developments in the automotive sector, road culture and safety.

He highlighted four main pillars of the event: innovation and technology, automotive performances, road safety education and children’s education through the “Auto Kids” program.

Bajraktari stressed that safety, not speed, represents true talent in driving.

According to organizers, the fair aims to connect businesses, institutions and the public while promoting modern mobility and automotive culture.

The opening ceremony featured vehicle presentations, artistic performances and interactive activities. The event will continue in the coming days with exhibitions, demonstrations and entertainment programs for visitors.

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