The ‘Hungarian Culture Week in Albania’ begun, initiated by the Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Tirana. It offers a rich and diverse artistic and cultural program. Hungarian Deputy Ambassador, Adam Lovassy, expressed his joy in participating in this unique event, designed to delight the Albanian public with its varied offerings.

The festival was inaugurated with a press conference held at the National Historical Museum, where the renowned painter Anna Kónya’s special exhibition was also unveiled for the event.

To celebrate the rich blend of Albanian and Hungarian art, history, and culture, ‘Hungarian Culture Week 2023’ will grace Tirana and major cities across Albania from November 2 to 6, 2023.

Apart from Tirana, the Hungarian Week activities will also take place in Vlorë, Pogradec and Korçë.

This festival strengthens bilateral relations between Albania and Hungary. While last year marked the 100th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries, this year’s focus is on celebrating cultural achievements from both nations, further enhancing both people-to-people and diplomatic connections.

The Festival is organized by the Festival Academy in collaboration with the Embassy of Hungary, as part of the ‘International Cultural Weeks’ initiative supported by the Office of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Albania and the Ministry of Culture.

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