Rama visits Greece, to attend the Delphi Economic Forum; meeting also with Mitsotakis

Prime Minister Edi Rama will pay a working visit to Greece at the invitation of the Delphi Economic Forum, which will take place from April 21 to 23.

Rama will hold a meeting with his counterpart, the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations, deepening economic cooperation, and advancing joint work on a new strategic partnership document between the two countries, for which the foreign ministry teams of both nations are engaged.

During the Forum proceedings, a Memorandum of Understanding will be signed in a special ceremony between the Albanian Investment Corporation (AIC) and the Hellenic Corporation of Assets and Participations S.A.

This forum is a high-level international platform that annually brings together political leaders, business representatives, academics, and experts from around the world to discuss major global challenges, promote international dialogue, exchange ideas, and contribute to policymaking that supports sustainable development and regional and global cooperation.

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