Swiss newspaper: What can Swiss people learn from Albanians?

Albanians in Switzerland often struggle with prejudice. But they also have many good things. Blickı with a special scripture gives five things Swiss can learn from an Albanian, Albinfo.ch conveys.
Holiday: No offense, but have you ever been to an Albanian marriage or have you visited an Albanian club in Switzerland? If you go to the dance, you're definitely not going out of the dance. The best example is the European Championship in France and the atmosphere created by fans.
National Pride: Of course, the Swiss are proud of their country, but with Albanians this goes a little further. In every image they appear making the eagle with their hands, and mentioning where they came from. If there's something Albanian in a movie or 'Bon Bonn' by Wind Istrefi is on the radio, then this is typical of the Albanian spirit.
Hospitality: Another reason to visit the Balkans. When people hear you come as a stranger from Switzerland. Then you're no longer a stranger. You belong to the family. A dinner here, a drink there and your Balkan trip turns out to be a big blow to fate.
Family Connection: For the Albanian people, the family means everything. As some Swiss leave the family at the age of 18 and want to be employed, Albanian youths stay home until their marriage. No, because they are lazy, but they feel compelled to care for their parents for 18 years or more. The relationship with the family is not lost. Family visits are almost every weekend.
Play soccer: Sorry, but it had to be easy. The stars of Switzerland are of Albanian descent. Granit Jaka, Gerdan Shaqiri or Admir Mehmed are all under contract with the best European clubs. Of course they have learned to play soccer in Switzerland, but they have Albanian talent.