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4 Albanian citizens stranded in Poland return home

TIRANA, March 21 /ATA/ – By I. Vata/- The Embassy of Albania in Poland has enabled on Friday the return of 4 Albanian citizens who remained in stranded Crakow, Poland.

The Albanian Embassy in Warsaw explained that “in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland, LOT Polish Airline, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Albania in Lódź, Embassy of the Republic of Albania in Podgorica, the Embassy of Montenegro in Warsaw and the Polish Embassy in Tirana, enabled the return of 4 Albanian citizens from Poland, through Podgorica, by an aircraft arranged by the Polish Government and LOT, which would take Polish citizens from Podgorica. ”

The citizens stranded in Crakow traveled and were accommodated the day before in Warsaw, with the support of Albania’s Honorary Consul in Lódź, Paëeł Michalak,” the embassy explained.
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