The Minister of Health Ogerta Manastirliu together with the WHO Regional Director for Europe Hans Kluge were today at the Infectious Diseases Hospital from where

The number of deaths increased rapidly in the third quarter, as Albania entered the second wave of the coronavirus. According to INSTAT data, in the third quarter

President Ilir Meta had a meeting today with the WHO Regional Director for Europe, Dr. Hans Kluge, with whom he discussed about the deterioration of the spread of

The European Union has allocated 103.3 million euros to Albania for economic recovery, due to the situation created by the pandemic. The European Commission has

The new Gusmar Kuç road, which connects Tepelena with Himara, will create a new tourist opportunity for this area. Today, Prime Minister Edi Rama shared

About 303 enterprises across the country have applied to commercial banks to obtain funds from the sovereign guarantee instrument II issued by the Albanian government

While the draft law on the 2021 budget is being presented, the Minister of Finance, Anila Denaj from the rostrum of the Assembly said that next year the economy

The Minister of Finance and Economy Anila Denaj presented to the deputies of the Committee on Legal Affairs, Public Administration and Human Rights the draft budget

At the 21st European Film Festival taking place in Lecce, Italy, from October 31st to November 7th, Albania was presented by four cinematographic projects.This edition,

The 59th edition of the Song Festival, despite the difficult conditions due to the pandemic, will take place, although unlike any other year. So far, the list of

The poet Petrit Ruka was honored today with the title "Doctor Honoris Causa", for his special contribution through poetic creativity, with whose poems not only the

Rome and Constantinople, the Papacy and the High Gate, Pope Pius and the Sultan, Ana Komnena with Ottoman chroniclers. West and East meet like never before, in

Until 1926, Albania did not have a national currency and as a result it legally used foreign currencies, which created many problems in the country's economic exchanges

  Until 1926, Albania did not have a national currency and as a result legally used foreign currencies created many problems in the country's economic exchanges

Voskopoja is a village where nature, art and history are beautifully intertwined, making it a favorite destination for tourists year-round. In addition to the

Caves all around the world lure millions of tourists and fans of great outdoor activities, nature and history. Even in Albania cave tours are turning into a great