Silvio Gonzato: Durrës Archaeological Museum showcases EU–Albania cultural partnership

Silvio Gonzato highlights EU–Albania cultural partnership in Durrës museum reopening

Silvio Gonzato said the EU and Albania strengthened their partnership through the reopening of the Archaeological Museum of Durrës. He stated that the EU4Culture programme restored the museum. He added that the project supports cultural revival and post-2019 earthquake recovery.

He emphasized that the initiative revived heritage sites and supported local artists across Albania. He also said it boosted tourism and community involvement. Gonzato described the museum as a living space of shared European history. He said Durrës reflects multiple civilizations that shaped European identity.

He highlighted modern restoration methods, including digital and interactive exhibits. He concluded that culture strengthens European identity and creates jobs through creative industries.

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