The Prime Minister travels to Yerevan, Armenia, to attend the European Political Community Summit, where Europe-wide dialogue and cooperation are on display.

Albania steps up its role in European strategic discussions, reinforcing a push for a more stable and united Europe.

During the summit’s roundtable with the Finnish prime minister, Rama discusses strengthening connectivity and economic security in the green transition, focusing on energy, digital infrastructure, supply chains, and reducing dependencies.

He shares a Berlin video from Gallery Weekend, noting strong international interest in Albania’s creative scene.

Rama participates in the European Coalition Against Drugs meeting, co-chaired by Macron and Meloni, addressing counter-trafficking, anti-money laundering, corruption, and synthetic drugs.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney attends as a guest, marking the first-ever participation of a non-European leader in the summit.

Leaders explore strengthening democratic resilience, improving coordination across Europe, and boosting cooperation on economic and energy security.

Rama joins a welcome dinner hosted by Armenian leaders and meets Prime Minister Pashinyan at the opening with the Albanian delegation.

He underscores the European Political Community as a crucial forum for coordination and discussion among European nations.

Rama notes that Albania previously hosted one of the summits and highlights the country’s active involvement in regional and European initiatives.