President Begaj welcomes new ambassadors of Czech Republic and Hungary
President Bajram Begaj accepted the credentials of the new Czech Ambassador Pavel Vacek and Hungarian Ambassador Martina Kasnyik, highlighting the strong bilateral relations between Albania and these nations.
What was said
- With Ambassador Vacek, Begaj praised the Czech Republic’s unwavering support for Albania’s EU path and their active role in FRONTEX and modernizing Albania’s law enforcement. He also thanked the Czech Republic for its support of visa liberalization for Kosovo during its EU presidency.
- During his meeting with Ambassador Kasnyik, Begaj emphasized Hungary’s role as a strong advocate for Albania’s EU integration, appreciating Hungary’s continued economic investments, particularly in banking, communications, and transport.
What’s Next
President Begaj emphasized further strengthening economic ties, educational cooperation, and cultural exchanges with both countries, recognizing untapped potential in these areas.
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