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Gonxhja: Folklore is a universal language that unites cultures and peoples

TIRANA, July 20  /ATA/The delegations and artistic groups taking part in the sixth edition of the International Folk Festival Tirana, “Days of Celebration in Tirana,” were welcomed at the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sports following three evenings filled with music, tradition and the vibrant colors of cultures from around the world.

Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sports Blendi Gonxhja praised the contribution of the artists and participating groups to the event, highlighting the role of folklore in bringing cultures closer together and strengthening friendship among countries.

According to Gonxhja, the festival transformed Tirana into a stage for the world’s cultures, bringing together traditions, costumes, music and dances from different countries for the public.

“Folklore remains a universal language that brings people together and strengthens friendship among nations,” he said.

Gonxhja highlighted the importance of international cultural events in promoting cultural heritage, encouraging artistic exchange and enriching the country’s cultural landscape.

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