Why is this important: The ritual of Dollia, deeply rooted in Albanian hospitality, symbolizes unity, respect, and the welcoming of guests. Often summarized by the phrase “Salt, bread, and heart,” the tradition is a cornerstone of the social institution of hospitality, which has played a crucial role in Albanian communal life for centuries.

Why is this important: Egyptian Cultural Week is part of the broader International Cultural Weeks initiative, which aims to promote intercultural dialogue through art and heritage. Conceived as a platform of collaboration and understanding between cultures, the event offers historical exhibitions, concerts, culinary tastings, and interactive public activities, positioning Tirana as a dynamic hub for international cultural exchange.

Why is this important: Designed to reflect the stature of one of Albania’s most celebrated writers, the museum will serve not only as a tribute to Agolli’s life and work but also as a major cultural tourism destination in the Korçë region.