Duka Attends Greek Football Federation Gala Marking 100th Anniversary

Albanian Football Federation President Armand Duka attended a gala evening hosted by the Greek Football Federation to mark its 100th anniversary.

During the important milestone for Greek football, Duka congratulated Greek Football Federation President Chrysostomos Gkagkatsis and the entire Greek football community.

Duka praised the history and contribution of Greek football. He described the federation’s 100th anniversary as an important milestone that deserves recognition and celebration.

“Congratulations to the Greek Football Federation on its 100th anniversary! This is an important milestone for Greek football and a rich history to celebrate and honor. My warmest wishes to President Chrysostomos Gkagkatsis and the entire Greek football family. Happy 100th anniversary!” Duka wrote.

Meanwhile, Duka’s participation highlighted the continued relations and cooperation between the football institutions of Albania and Greece.

The event also reflected the regional and European ties between the two football federations.

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