The Head of State was present at the service held at the Oslo Cathedral after a solemn procession starting from the Royal Palace, which was attended by monarchs and leaders from all over the world.

After paying homage, the president expressed his heartfelt condolences to His Majesty King Haakon VIII, the Royal Family and the people of Norway on the passing of King Harald V.

“King Harald V devoted his life to Norway and its people. As a steady symbol of unity, continuity, and shared values, he earned the deep respect and enduring affection of his citizens.

I expressed my condolences and those of the Albanian people to the Royal Family and the Norwegian people, honoring the memory of King Harald V and his precious contribution to the service of his country”, Begaj praised. /m.q/r.e/p.s./

During the meeting, Peleshi and Kristoffersen exchanged views on the challenges and opportunities of future cooperation in the field of security and defense.

Peleshi said that, “This is an important step towards the recognition and strengthening of international security ties, highlighting the significance of global cooperation for security and defense”. /k.s/r.e/p.s./

Attending the parade were Minister of Defense Niko Peleshi, Minister of State for Parliamentary Relations Elisa Spiropali, Minister of Justice Ulsi Manja, the military, citizens and others.

Peleshi wrote in a post on social media that the bands showed that the bilateral relations between the two countries are strengthening day by day as two NATO allies.

“Impressive performance of the Norwegian Royal Guard on the “Martyrs of the Nation” boulevard. Together with the Wind Orchestra of our Armed Forces, the bands showed that relations between the two countries are strengthening day by day as two NATO allies. Grateful thanks to Norway for its support on the path of integration, various projects and assistance for the country’s recovery after the November 26 earthquake. Together to guarantee peace and security”, wrote Peleshi.

Also, Mayor of Tirana Erion Veliaj shared today on social media images from the parade of the Royal Guard of Norway.

“The King’s Guard is considered one of the best in the world, together with the military band, come to Tirana in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense and the municipality of Tirana”, said Veliaj.

The Norwegian Royal Guard is considered one of the most famous royal guards in the world and is one of the largest units in the Armed Forces of the Kingdom of Norway. The performances of the Royal Norwegian Guard attract a lot of attention wherever they perform./p.s./

Oslo, the capital of Norway, located in the south coast of the country at the top of Oslofjord, is known for its green spaces and museums.

Oslo’s most popular museums are found  on the Bygdøy Peninsula, including the Norwegian Maritime Museum and the Viking Ship Museum, dating back to the 9th century. //a.i/