980 eastern vehicles, of which 20 motorcycles, left on September 3 from Poland, bound for Albania, with two routes, as a caravan of over 2,000 people passionate about travel and friendship between nations, with the aim of collecting funds for orphaned children.

Złombol, a charity car rally racing event with a starting point in Poland, is for travelers to complete around 2,500 km, using cars that were built or designed during the communist era. The event takes place every year in July, August or September, and the starting point is always Katovica.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared pictures from this trip today saying that the number of Polish tourists who have visited our country has increased this year.

“Good morning and with the caravan of over 2 thousand passionate travelers, with a total of 980 vehicles that left Poland for our country, I wish you a good day”, Rama wrote in a post on social networks.

“126,795 Polish tourists visited our country during the period January – August 2022, 40,199 tourists more than last year”, emphasized Rama. /j.p/p.s./