Rama: The charm of Përmet folk music brings warm atmosphere at “Mother Teresa” Airport

The Aeroporti Ndërkombëtar “Nënë Tereza” hosted a special cultural moment. Folk artists from Përmet performed traditional music and dance.

First, the Edi Rama shared the event on social media. He highlighted the warm atmosphere created by the performers. Moreover, the Ansambli Folklorik i Përmetit brought traditional “saze” music to life. They showcased Albania’s cultural heritage before traveling abroad.

In addition, the group prepared for an international tour. They will represent Albania in festivals in Italy, Monte Carlo, and France. Furthermore, the performance created a festive mood in the airport. Travelers and staff experienced Albanian folklore up close.

As a result, the event promoted national culture in a public space. It also connected tradition with international representation. Finally, Rama wished the artists success. He encouraged them to carry Albanian spirit and tradition to the world.

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