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Ansambli URA prezanton kulturën dhe traditat shqiptare në panairin ndërkombëtar WTM London 2026

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Ansambli nga Zvicra, së bashku me përfaqësuesen e “Tradita Popullore Edlira”, solli në Londër vallet tradicionale dhe bukurinë e veshjeve popullore shqiptare, duke promovuar trashëgiminë kulturore para një audience ndërkombëtare.

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Ansambli URA nga Zvicra ka prezantuar kulturën dhe traditat shqiptare në panairin ndërkombëtar të turizmit World Travel Market (WTM) London 2026, një prej ngjarjeve të rëndësishme ndërkombëtare që mbledh përfaqësues të industrisë së turizmit nga vende të ndryshme të botës, shkruan albinfo.ch. Gjatë ditës së parë të panairit, anëtarët e ansamblit sollën para vizitorëve emocione përmes valleve tradicionale shqiptare, duke promovuar një pjesë të trashëgimisë sonë kulturore në këtë skenë ndërkombëtare. Në këtë prezantim, Ansambli URA bashkëpunoi edhe me Edlirën nga “Tradita Popullore Edlira”, me të cilën prezantuan bukurinë dhe veçantinë e veshjeve tradicionale shqiptare. Përmes këtij prezantimi, Ansambli URA kontribuoi në promovimin e identitetit kulturor shqiptar përtej kufijve, duke sjellë…

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Ansambli URA prezanton kulturën dhe traditat shqiptare në panairin ndërkombëtar WTM London 2026

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Ansambli nga Zvicra, së bashku me përfaqësuesen e “Tradita Popullore Edlira”, solli në Londër vallet tradicionale dhe bukurinë e veshjeve popullore shqiptare, duke promovuar trashëgiminë kulturore para një audience ndërkombëtare.

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