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Albania
Diplomatic relations between the two countries were established in 1971. Greece is represented in Albania through its Embassy in Tirana, where Greece has an honorary Consulate, an Economic and Trade Affairs Bureau, a Press office, a Defense Attaché’s office and a Police Liaison office. Greece also maintains two Honorary General Consulates in Albania, in the towns of Gjirokastër and Korcë.
Political Relations
Greek-Albanian relations have a very broad contractual framework and there are frequent exchanges of visits at all levels. The two countries’ governments have expressed the political will to further promote bilateral relations and expand bilateral cooperation. Greece supported Albania’s accession to NATO, and strongly supports the country’s European course. It recognizes the progress made to this day in various sectors and concurrently encourages Tirana to continue with the necessary reforms in order to speed up their accession course.
Economic Relations
For information on bilateral economic relations, you can visit the AGORA internet portal.
Cultural Relations and Greek Community
There is a native national Greek minority in Albania; whose presence goes back as far as the 7th century BC. The vast majority live in the broader region of Gjirokastër, Sarande, Delvine, and Himarë, but many members of the Greek community are scattered around Albania. The Greek minority is a vital bridge of mutual understanding, friendship and cooperation between Greece and Albania. The Greek government systematically cooperates with representatives of the Greek community and the Albanian authorities; providing its substantial contribution on issues directly associated with improving conditions for the national Greek minority in our neighbouring country.
As part of university education in Albania, the Greek language is taught at the Department of Greek Language of the University of Tirana and at the Department of Greek language, literature and culture of the University of Gjirokastër.
Useful Information
Click here for information regarding the visa requirements for Greek citizens who want to travel to Albania.
Click here for information regarding visa requirements for citizens of Albania who want to travel to Greece.
Albania-Contact details for Greek Missions
Embassy in Tirana
Address : Rruga Frederik Shiroka, No 3, Tirana
Tel. : (003554) 2274669, 2274668, 2274670
Fax : (003554) 2234290
E-mail :
Web Site : www.mfa.gr/tirana
Head of Mission: Rokanas Leonidas
Consular office in Tirana
Address : Rruga Frederik Shiroka, No 3, Tirana
Tel. : (003554) 2274644, 2274645, 2274852
Fax : (003554) 2234443
E-mail :
Web Site : www.mfa.gr/tirana
Head of Mission: Dimitrios Karakonstantis
Commercial Section in Tirana
Address : Sky Tower Business Center, 10th floor, Tirana
Tel. : (003554) 2228980, 2247323
Fax : (003554) 2228979
E-mail :
Web Site: www.agora.mfa.gr/al51
Head: Pagona Larda
Consulate General in Gjirokaster
Address : Konsulata e Pergjithshme e Greqise, Sheshi I Cercizit, Gjirokaster
Tel. : (003558426) 3804, 3091, 2010, 3536
Fax: (003558426) 8141
Emergency Tel: +355 696000180, +355 692324209
E-mail :
Consul General : Nikolaos Kotrokois
Consulate General in Korca
Address : Pavllo Katro 4, Korce
Tel. : (0035582) 252889
Fax : (0035582) 245052
Emergency phone: 00355694794747
E-mail :
Web Site: www.mfa.gr/korytsa
Consul General : Pediotis Ioannis










