Minister Igli Hasani visited Bosnia and Herzegovina today. He held meetings with senior representatives of state and regional institutions. He also participated in several activities.

Hasani met with his counterpart, Elmedin Konaković. They agreed it is time to deepen political dialogue and expand economic cooperation.

Hasani said, “Albania is committed to a future where the Western Balkans are united by hope, not divided by history. Tirana and Sarajevo will stand side by side for a peaceful, European, and prosperous region.”

During the visit, the Embassy of Albania in Sarajevo reopened after nearly 10 years.

“This is an important step in strengthening the partnership between Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina,” said Hasani.

Hasani also met with Albanian soldiers serving in the EUFOR Althea Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He thanked them for their work in maintaining peace and security.

Hasani participated in the Sarajevo Business Forum 2025. He spoke about Albania’s reforms to boost economic growth, including the rule of law, business climate, energy diversification, and digital governance.

He stressed that regional cooperation is necessary to face challenges, attract investment, and ensure a shared European future.

Hasani also met with the Chair of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Council of Ministers, Borjana Krišto, and members of the Parliamentary Assembly.

He visited the Memorial of Children Killed during the Siege of Sarajevo (1992–1995).

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