The Center for Openness and Dialogue (COD) marked the 10th anniversary of its establishment.

“On this special anniversary, we returned to our roots to reflect on a decade of work, creativity, and collaboration,” wrote COD Director Jetona Koçibelli on the center’s official platform.

Founded on July 8, 2015, COD began as a visionary initiative to open the Prime Minister’s Office building to the public.

Since then, COD has evolved into a unique model that merges politics with art, culture, and dialogue. It has welcomed thousands of visitors, public figures, artists, and creators from around the world.

Over the past decade, COD has served as an open platform for new ideas, exhibitions, public discussions, and cultural promotions. These initiatives have consistently fostered inclusion and transparency.

To commemorate the occasion, former and current collaborators gathered in the premises of the Prime Minister’s Office. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, they shared memories, exchanged ideas, and conveyed messages of inspiration.

Ultimately, the event reaffirmed COD’s role not only as a physical space but as a shared vision for dialogue and cultural development.

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