TIRANA, May 18 /ATA/ – Prime Minister Edi Rama is on an official visit to South Korea from May 17 to May 21 aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation and expanding partnerships in technology, innovation and economic development.
According to the Media and Information Agency, Rama is accompanied by his wife, Linda Rama, and an official delegation.
Upon arriving in Seoul, Rama is scheduled to attend a welcome dinner hosted by the Centre for Asian Leadership and the Harvard Club of Korea, organisations focused on leadership, education and international cooperation in Asia.
PM Rama is also expected to hold meetings with South Korean Prime Minister Kim Minseok and Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong.
Rama will address the opening ceremony of the Asian Leadership Conference alongside senior international figures, including South Korea’s Prime Minister.
He is also due to participate in a panel discussion titled “Conversation with a Leader: An Era of Great Transformation – The Grand Strategy of a Small Nation”, where he is expected to discuss geopolitical challenges from the perspective of the Western Balkans, strategies for smaller states amid global shifts, and the role of artificial intelligence and digital innovation in governance.
The visit agenda also includes meetings with executives from major South Korean companies focused on economic cooperation and investment opportunities in Albania.
Rama is additionally expected to take part in a closed-door dialogue with leaders from the Asia-Pacific region.
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