Albania is presenting its cultural and business potential on the international stage this week, with Albanian artists taking part in a major contemporary art event in Athens and eight companies showcasing their products and services at an international business fair in Slovenia.
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The exhibition features four young Albanian artists: Kristanja Çene, Inda Sela, Ildi Stafaj and Kessy Buqeza. Their participation is included in the official program of Platforms Project, which is being held from September 17 to 20 at the Tobacco Factory – Hellenic Parliament in Athens.
At the same time, Albania is showcasing its business potential at the MOS International Business Fair in Celje, Slovenia, an event focused on business, innovation, entrepreneurship, technology and international cooperation.
The Albanian Investment Development Agency (AIDA) is participating with eight Albanian companies at the national pavilion, where businesses are presenting their products, services and opportunities for cooperation with international partners.
On the first day of the fair, the Albanian pavilion was visited by Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša, accompanied by Albania’s Ambassador to Slovenia, Oljan Kanushi. They met with representatives of the participating companies and were introduced to their products and international market offerings.
The pavilion is also being used for B2B meetings, presentations and networking between Albanian businesses and potential foreign partners.
Through both events, Albania is highlighting its young creative talent alongside its growing business and entrepreneurial sector in international markets.