Gonzato: “One Day, I Won’t Need a Passport to Come to Albania”

EU Ambassador to Albania Silvio Gonzato has expressed confidence in Albania’s European future as he prepares to leave the country after three years in office.
In a farewell message, Gonzato reflected on his time in Albania, recalling his arrival at the Hani i Hotit border crossing and his travels across the country. He said he met ambitious and hardworking people and witnessed both Albania’s challenges and its determination to move forward.
Gonzato highlighted the work of the EU delegation to support Albania’s European aspirations, strengthen independent institutions and protect citizens’ rights.
He also pointed to Albania’s goal of joining the European Union, describing it as part of a wider ambition to become more closely connected with the rest of Europe.
Looking ahead, Gonzato expressed hope that Albania’s EU integration will eventually make travel between the country and the European Union even easier.
“One day, I won’t need to show my passport to come to Albania,” he said in his farewell message. “Until then, goodbye, Albania.”
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