A major artisan fair will be held in Tirana to promote Albanian traditions and support local artisans.

Minister of Economy, Culture, and Innovation, Blendi Gonxhja, shared that ZAN’ART offers a great opportunity to expand artisanal markets.

The fair, titled “Albanian Craftsmanship: From Tradition to Modernity”, will open tomorrow at Hotel Rogner with 35 exhibitors. Visitors will see authentic products such as wool caps, miniature çiftelia, traditional costumes, and handmade crafts.

In addition, 11 workshops will be held, where artisans will teach traditional techniques.

Prime Minister Edi Rama and Minister Gonxhja, along with artisans and partners, will attend the event. Through meetings and workshops, exhibitors can connect with sectors like tourism and hospitality, expanding their markets.

Discussion panels will address challenges and solutions for the craft sector.

Importantly, ZAN’ART celebrates craftsmanship as a living part of Albanian culture. Each product tells a story of identity and tradition.

Over 200 participants are expected, including artisans, municipalities, and cultural institutions.

In conclusion, the fair aims to:

• Promote Albanian craftsmanship,

• Preserve traditional skills,

• Enrich tourism with authentic experiences,

• Raise awareness of handmade goods, and

• Boost demand locally and internationally.

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