Ambassador Donika Hoxha held a meeting with the Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Bulgaria Mr. Rossen Zhelyaskov. The meeting focused on the good bilateral relations between the Republic of Albania and the Republic of Bulgaria, the intensification of parliamentary relations between the two countries, the situation in the region and the enlargement  of the EU with the countries of the Western Balkans.

The Deputy Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs of Albania, Megi Fino met in Sofia with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria, Kostadin Kodjabashev and discussed on the traditional and friendly relations between Albania and Bulgaria as well as on new ways how to boost cooperation in all fields.

In 2023, Bulgaria and Albania celebrate 110 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, as well as 30 years since the signing of the bilateral Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation.

Full room at Sofia University Saint Clement Ohridski on the occasion of the presentation of the translation into Bulgarian of Stefan Çapaliku’s, Albanian well-known playwright and writer, part I of the trilogy “Everyone goes mad in their own way”. A very interesting book for those who want to know the history of Albania's past, despite it is gloomy.

On Albania's Liberation Day, Ambassador Donika Hoxha and non-resident Military Attaché, Leonard Çoku welcomed in Novo Selo Training Area, the Albanian platoon that is going to be part of NATO’s multinational battlegroup in Bulgaria under the Italian command.

Established in March, the battlegroup in Bulgaria consists of approximately 1,100 troops from several NATO Allies – including Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, and the United States.