From October 10 to 12, Skënderbej Square in Tirana became the center of Albanian agriculture, livestock, and agro-food products. The Tirana Food and Fest 2025 fair is organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Municipality of Tirana.

The fair creates a meeting point for farmers, livestock producers, food processors, local entrepreneurs, distribution companies, and international operators. It allows participants to present products and form new partnerships.

Dozens of farmers and businesses promote authentic “Made in Albania” products, mainly from Tirana. Visitors can find natural honey, olive oil, handmade artisan goods, traditional sweets, and seasonal preserves. Mini-markets offer fresh local produce.

Leading Albanian food companies showcase dairy, meat, fruit juice, bakery, and mineral water products. The fair highlights the steady growth and modernization of the sector.

On the first day, citizens, consumers, and foreign tourists showed strong interest.

The event serves as an exhibition space, a business network, and a direct marketplace. Visitors can buy high-quality local products at competitive prices.

Deputy Mayor Blendi Sula stressed the fair’s role in rural and economic development.

He said, “The Municipality of Tirana supports every initiative that helps farmers and strengthens rural areas. We must promote our products because they have outstanding quality. More fairs mean more promotion.”

Albanian agriculture exports to over 80 premium markets. The country aims to reach $1 billion in agricultural exports by 2030, making the sector competitive and sustainable.

The Tirana Food and Fest 2025 fair remains open until October 12, giving visitors a chance to experience the taste, aroma, and quality of local products. It shows the great potential of Albanian agriculture and food processing at home and abroad.

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