UGIVI is enthusiastically preparing to embark on its first institutional mission in Albania, a country with a millenary viticultural tradition and deeply historical roots.
This initiative marks the beginning of a valuable international collaboration with the producers’ association #VeratShqiptare and the main Albanian academic and ministerial institutions. The workshop, scheduled for Saturday, November 1st at the prestigious venue of the Ministry of Agriculture in Tirana, will bring together over 20 Italian and Albanian experts to discuss highly topical issues: wine regulations, European labelling, governance, and development strategies for the wine sector within the Euro-Mediterranean area.
The mission will continue in the following days with visits to the most representative wine-growing areas and local producers, promoting dialogue and laying the foundations for new joint projects in legal updates and innovation within the wine sector.
This initiative marks the beginning of a valuable international collaboration with the producers’ association #VeratShqiptare and the main Albanian academic and ministerial institutions. The workshop, scheduled for Saturday, November 1st at the prestigious venue of the Ministry of Agriculture in Tirana, will bring together over 20 Italian and Albanian experts to discuss highly topical issues: wine regulations, European labelling, governance, and development strategies for the wine sector within the Euro-Mediterranean area.
The mission will continue in the following days with visits to the most representative wine-growing areas and local producers, promoting dialogue and laying the foundations for new joint projects in legal updates and innovation within the wine sector.
Questa iniziativa segna l’avvio di una preziosa collaborazione internazionale con l’associazione di produttori #VeratShqiptare e con le principali istituzioni accademiche e ministeriali albanesi. Il workshop, in programma sabato 1° novembre presso la prestigiosa sede del Ministero dell’Agricoltura di Tirana, vedrà oltre 20 esperti italiani e albanesi confrontarsi su temi di grande attualità: normative vitivinicole, etichettatura europea, governance e strategie di sviluppo per il settore vino nell’area euro-mediterranea.
La missione proseguirà nei giorni successivi con visite agli areali viticoli più rappresentativi e alle aziende produttrici locali, promuovendo il dialogo e gettando le basi per nuovi progetti condivisi di aggiornamento giuridico e di innovazione all’interno del mondo vitivinicolo. Qui il comunicato stampa.