Art and science unite, while harmonized they become solid pillars to advance development. This was the leitmotif of “Musa Art and Science” which was held last week, representing the tourist island of Procidas as the cultural city of Italy for this year, the Italian Embassy, ​​Tirana, as the European Youth Capital.

Music knows no barriers, so the “Dance” by Aleksandër Peçi makes the atmosphere in the Orthodox Center warmer and more welcoming. Italian artists, such as sopranos Romina Casuçi, Giuseppina Perna and pianist Carlo Martinello were invited in this activity, and under the sound of Lirza Zaloshnja’s violin, the respective representatives exchanged symbols, as a sign of strengthening the bond of brotherhood between the two countries. This connection, as Sergio Alias, representative of the Italian Embassy, puts it, with the increase of the Italian community in Albania, and Italy being a key economic factor for our country, becomes stronger.

Three awards were delivered to excellence in the field of Art and Science, to Hervin Fora, David Piccolotti, Xhoan Shkreli and Francesco Perri.

/Klara Ruci/