Koçiu: Automotive Fair Albania Drives Innovation Forward

The fourth edition of “Automotive Fair Albania” opened in Tirana and brought together car enthusiasts, technology experts, and industry professionals.

The fair will continue until May 24.

Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu attended the opening ceremony on Thursday evening.

Koçiu said the event reflects a modern Albania that moves quickly toward innovation and advanced mobility.

She stressed that the fair promotes European standards through institutional cooperation and a clear vision for the future.

According to Koçiu, the event is turning Tirana into an important meeting point for technology, education, and the automotive industry.

This year’s edition also features the “Stunt Street Show” for the first time in Albania. An internationally known team will perform the show.

“Automotive Fair Albania” aims to promote the automotive industry, innovation, and young talent in Albania and the region.

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