City Ports. Growing cultures between Italy and Albania

Here we are. 12 June will be our first. We have thought of a program that focuses first and foremost on intercultural printing, a phenomenon already consolidated in Emilia-Romagna, while taking on more importance on the national scene every day.

They are almost twentieth-century efforts to try to affirm their own voice and their reasons at a time like this in which the right of opinion is questioned every day, so much so that it is considered a luxury rather than a normal and banal right. Albania News has been there, and will be there. Head down, as always, playing her part on a daily basis, daughter of the thousand spirits that compose her, and avoiding, as she has always done, self-reference (if these few lines are excluded).

The meeting continues with the most literary part. Our authors Antonio Caiazza, Serena Lucani, Paolo Muner and the poet Visar Zhiti talk about Albania, which they got to know during their experience in the Land of Eagles.

We are waiting for you, if you will, naively convinced that 12 June we will have the chance, to anyone who wishes, to show another Albania and the other Albanians. Showing citizens who know how to grasp the problems that surround us and interpret them clearly. Show students who, thanks also to Italian universities, are and can be worthy representatives of their native country, without giving up on absorbing the best of the country where they live. And mind you, this is not another Albania, but it is the one we have always told, with its strengths and its faults. The 12 June, in Modena, we can do better.

This is also why we ask you to be there. To invite friends to the various social networks, to run the program and give someone a lift as you come to us.

The meeting continues with the most literary part. Our authors Antonio Caiazza, Serena Luciani, Paolo Muner and the poet Visar Zhiti talk about Albania, which they got to know during their experience in the Land of Eagles. We are waiting for you, if you will, naively convinced that 12 June we will have the chance, to anyone who wishes, to show another Albania and the other Albanians. Showing citizens who know how to grasp the problems that surround us and interpret them clearly.

Show students who, thanks also to Italian universities, are and can be worthy representatives of their native country, without giving up on absorbing the best of the country where they live. And mind you, this is not another Albania, but it is the one we have always told, with its strengths and its faults. The 12 June, in Modena, we can do better. This is also why we ask you to be there. To invite friends to the various social networks, to run the program and give someone a lift as you come to us.