List of ambassadors of Albania to Austria explained

The federal government of the Republic of Austria recognised Albania as a sovereign and independent state on February 18, 1922. A passport office had been opened in Vienna on April of the previous year by Gjergj Pekmezi who was to become the first consul representative of Albania to Austria.

After the war, the two countries re-established diplomatic ties on December 20, 1955. They exchanged representatives the following year, with Walter Wodak presenting his credentials on behalf of the Austrian government on June 13, 1956, followed by Koço Prifti who presented his credentials for the Albanian side on October 10.[1]

List of diplomatic representatives of Albania to Austria (1922–present)

No.NameTitleFromTo
1Gjergj PekmeziConsul19221924
2Nush BushatiConsul19241925
3Çatin SaraçiConsul19251930
4Kol RrotaConsul19331939
5Koço PriftiAmbassador19561960
6Siri ÇarçaniAmbassador19601961
7Mehmet ÇakaChargé d'affaires19611962
8Gaqo NeshoAmbassador19621966
9Murat AngoniAmbassador19661969
10Dhimitër TonaAmbassador19691973
11Sokrat PlakaAmbassador19731976
12Zihni HaskajAmbassador19761979
13Musin KroiAmbassador19791983
14Idriz BardhiAmbassador19831988
15Engjëll KoloneciAmbassador19881992
16Albert AliçkaAmbassador1992
17Shpresa KuretaAmbassador20022005
18Valter IbrahimiAmbassador20062009
19Egin CekaChargé d'affaires20092010
20Vili MinarolliAmbassador20102014
21Roland BimoAmbassador2014Present

Notes and References

  1. Pranvera Dibra. "Marrëdhëniet diplomatike e konsullore Shqipëri-Austri". Studime Historike 03-04:311-323