International Organizations And Albania

The overthrow of the communist regime in the late 1980s and early 90s brought about fundamental transformations in political, social, economic and other aspects of Albanian society. Albania was divided with a political-social system and entered the path of democracy, which was accompanied by deep repercussions on its developments in domestic politics, but also in its international relations and foreign policy. Focusing on its foreign policy, it should be said that the collapse of powerful political and ideological barriers would encourage important and interesting developments in many ways. Albania's foreign policy would gain new orientations and, consequently, Western inspirations, with clear goals for accelerated integration into Euro-Atlantic structures. In serving this platform, the definition and development of rational relations in the bilateral, but especially multilateral, the plan would become more effective. The elaboration and pursuit of a clear and useful foreign policy in relations with international organizations was a substantial component of the general platform of Albanian governments after the 90s of the century that we left behind .