The show is hosting . Those who are new to the country of Albania have a chance to hear more about its unspoiled rugged coastline, rich cultural and historic heritage, secrets to the success of Albanian ice-cream businesses, both at home and abroad, still present family blood feuds or ''vendettas'', its aspirations to join the EU and much more. The nearly one-hour show introduces several songs only by Albanian artists, chosen by the Ambassador. The show was prepared by Lidija Petković and edited by Peter Kopše Pišec.
All the photographs and descriptions have been contributed by the Albanian Embassy in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
His Excellency Pëllumb Qazimi The ancient city of Butrint is part of UNESCO World Heritage, which is one of the most visited places by foreign tourists. It lies south of Albania, 18 km from the coastal city of Saranda having a pretty good position in front of the Greek island of Corfu. Butrint is part of UNESCO since 1992 and has the status of an Archaeological Part, representing at the same time a National Park. The city of Gjirokastra with its specific architecture, is part of UNESCO since 2005. Because of its architecture, Gjirokastra is also known as “The Stone City” or “City of a thousand stairs”. The main attraction is the Castle, also known as the Castle of Argyro, where is also found the Museum of Guns. Shkodra, known as the “capital of north Albania” it is one of the oldest cities in the country. Near to Shkodra is the Lake of Shkodra which is the largest lake of the Balkan Peninsula. Except of the other thing you can visit the very old castle of Rozafa.