TIRANA, July 29 – President Bamir Topi took part at the inauguration ceremony of the opening of the 9th Book Fair held in the Montenegrin historical town of Ulqin.
Topi was invited by the Ulqin mayor G컩m Hajdinaga.
Topi was also accompanied by his Montenegrin counterpart Filip Vujanovic.
The 9th Edition of the Book Fair in Ulqin is being held under the direct auspices of Head of the Commune G컩m Hajdinaga and of the Montenegrin Ministry of Rights and National Minorities.
Literary books in prose and poetry, Albanian historical studies, encyclopedias, vocabularies of various authors and publishing houses from all the regions inhabited by Albanians: from Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo, the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia, etc were presented at the book fair that has turned into an annual event.
Topi at the 9th Book Fair in Ulqin
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