Golem Beach Attracts Large Crowds During the Summer Season
Golem Beach remains one of the most popular coastal destinations for local and foreign tourists this summer. Prime Minister Edi Rama shared footage showing the lively atmosphere along the Golem coastline. The area continues to welcome large numbers of visitors during the peak August season. Located along the Durrës coastline, …
Kanali i Setës: A Remarkable Feat of Folk Engineering in the Lurë Mountains
Kanali i Setës offers visitors a unique mix of nature, history and human ingenuity in Dibër. The journey begins near Çidhen, on the road to Lurë National Park. The trail follows the mountains and reveals spectacular views of the Setë River canyon. The canal runs along the steep slopes of …
Radhima Beaches Among Tourists’ Favorite Destinations in Vlora
Radhima, about 10 kilometers south of Vlora, continues to attract thousands of visitors looking for a peaceful holiday surrounded by nature. The area is known for its clear waters and beautiful coastal landscapes. These features make Radhima a popular choice for both local and foreign tourists. During August, the coastline …
Nepravishta: A Journey of Hospitality, Tradition and Nature
Nepravishta, near Libohovë, offers visitors a unique way to explore southern Albania. The village combines nature, local traditions, cultural heritage and warm hospitality. Visitors can follow scenic trails that lead to old mosques, olive oil producers and local family homes. They can also walk through the Bureto hills while tasting …
Heavy passenger traffic at Morina border crossing as thousands travel from Kosova to Albania
TIRANA, August 17 – Heavy passenger and vehicle traffic has been recorded at the Morina border crossing between Kosova and Albania. Authorities are using simplified border procedures for vehicles with Albanian and Kosovan registration plates. However, large numbers of vehicles have occasionally caused long queues extending deep into Kosova. Some …
Tirana International Airport sets July record with 1.65 million passengers
TIRANA, August 17 – Tirana International Airport processed nearly 1.65 million passengers in July, setting another record for air traffic. The airport recorded 28.1% more passengers than in July 2025, while annual growth reached 19.4%. A further record came on July 27. The airport handled 58,805 passengers on 329 commercial …
Six-month indicators confirm continued economic stability
TIRANA, August 17 – Albania’s main economic indicators for the first half of 2026 confirm continued economic stability, Deputy Finance Minister Endrit Yzeiraj said. In a video message, Yzeiraj said macroeconomic stability remains the foundation for the country’s short-term and long-term economic and policy objectives. He said economic growth has …
Bank of Albania: ALL strengthens 3.2% in second quarter as foreign direct investment rises 12%
TIRANA, August 17 – The ALL continued to strengthen against the euro in the second quarter, while foreign direct investment rose 12%, increasing foreign currency supply in the domestic market, according to the Bank of Albania. The average ALL-euro exchange rate fell to 94.8 ALL in June from 96 ALL …
Tirana–Durrës Highway Expansion Moves Forward at High Speed
Work on Phase III of the Tirana–Durrës highway expansion is progressing rapidly. Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu shared footage from the construction site. The project aims to transform one of Albania’s busiest transport corridors into modern infrastructure that meets European standards. The investment will improve traffic flow and increase road …
Albania Among the Destinations That Offer Great Value for Money
A well-known travel website has included Albania among the destinations where tourists can get more value for their money. TravelOffPath highlights Albania as an affordable alternative as travel costs rise in many popular destinations around the world. The website praises Albania for its beaches, natural landscapes, cultural heritage and rich …
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called on Western Balkan countries to strengthen regional cooperation and continue reforms for European Union membership. Speaking at the Berlin Process summit in Budva, Montenegro, he also stressed that violence must never be an option during protests. Merz said EU enlargement must continue and bring …
Prime Minister Edi Rama has shared footage on social media showing protesters’ response to his invitation for dialogue. The video shows protesters removing stone benches that the government had symbolically placed as an invitation to discuss their demands. The benches were intended to provide a setting for dialogue between the …
Albania has ratified the Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of the Profession of Lawyer, the first legally binding international treaty dedicated entirely to safeguarding the legal profession. Justice Minister Toni Gogu outlined five key obligations the state assumes under the Convention. These include ensuring lawyers can practise freely, …
Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu has praised public administration employees and frontline service workers for continuing to serve citizens amid heightened tensions. In a video message, Koçiu highlighted the daily work of doctors, nurses, teachers, social workers, police officers, firefighters, emergency teams and municipal workers who clean and maintain cities. …
Albania’s National Institute of Cultural Heritage has marked 61 years since its establishment, celebrating decades of research, documentation, conservation and restoration of the country’s historic monuments. The institution traces its roots to 1965, when Albania established the Institute of Cultural Monuments to bring these activities under one organization. It later …
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has condemned violence and intimidation against journalists covering recent protests in Albania. The organization is calling for independent investigations, accountability and stronger protection for media workers. RSF documented 28 reports of violence, intimidation and attempts to obstruct reporting, affecting at least 23 media professionals. At least …
Prime Minister Edi Rama shared a video on Facebook this Thursday showing his arrival in Budva, Montenegro, where the Berlin Process Summit is taking place. Alongside the post, Rama also shared his brief remarks to journalists, expressing his happiness at once again attending the annual gathering. “Actually, the only place …
From Spajić to Merz and Kos, Rama Shares Photos from Meetings at Berlin Process Summit in Montenegro
Prime Minister Edi Rama has shared more moments from his visit to Budva, Montenegro, where he attended the Berlin Process Leaders’ Summit. This time, the Prime Minister shared several photos showing him meeting with Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, Kosovo …
The stone benches placed outside the Prime Minister’s Office as part of Prime Minister Edi Rama’s invitation for dialogue have been overturned during today’s protest. Earlier, the Prime Minister had shared images of the benches, where he had placed invitations for dialogue with protesters. However, his call has not led …
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti attended the Berlin Process Summit in Budva, Montenegro, on Thursday. During his speech, Kurti called for Kosovo to be granted EU candidate status and for accession negotiations with the European Union to begin. He also called for Kosovo’s membership in NATO. Kurti also criticised Serbia’s …