The International Cultural Weeks and CulturAlb closed their fourth edition. The program featured rich culture, creative voices, and remarkable stories.

The closing event took place at Villa 31. Artists and members of the diplomatic corps attended the evening. Deputy Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Sport Lira Pipa also joined the event. She thanked the artists for creating a wonderful atmosphere.

Pipa highlighted the scale of the edition. Nearly 500 artists came to Albania and shared culture through joint activities. She also thanked 22 international representatives who joined the fourth edition. She said they turned the International Cultural Weeks into a platform for dialogue, exchange, and cooperation, not just a cultural calendar.

This year, the International Cultural Weeks celebrated culture, art, and traditions from around the world. The events filled Albanian stages with emotion and creativity.

The Ministry of Economy, Culture, and Innovation runs the platform. It presents a wide range of activities that help the public discover and embrace world cultures.

Each week focuses on a different culture. The program features films, music, architecture, costumes, cuisine, and heritage. The International Cultural Weeks run from May to November.

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