A view from the FSK ceremonial Togu's parade in “Zahir Pajaziti” Square, followed by dozens of citizens

In honour of the signing of Albania's 110th anniversary of Independence, the Kosovo Security Force ceremony (FSK) has been submitted to “Zahir Pajaziti” Square.

A large number of citizens participated in this activity.

A number of other activities have been organized in addition to this honorary activity of November 28.

Meanwhile, state leaders Vjosa Osmani, Albin Kurti and Glauk Konjufca on Monday have stayed for a visit to Albania, where they have been hosted by Albania's president, Bajram Begaj and Prime Minister Edi Rama.

It was November 28th, 1443, when Albanian hero Gjergj Kastriot Skenderbeu decided to abandon the Turkish Army and fight for his homeland's liberation.

Born in Crewe and the son of a leader who rebelled against the Ottoman Empire, he was forcibly taken from his family, along with his brothers while still a child.

Grown and trained in the Turkish Army, he fought and won several battles despite continuing to dream of returning to his homeland.

And so it was; accompanied by 300 of his loyal men, he abandoned the Turks and lined up against them, regaining Crewe first and then other territories in the name of Albania.

But Turkish domination lasted a long time, until 1912, on the same day, it was finally declared independence from the Ottoman Empire after winning the first Balkan war involving Montenegro, Greece, Serbia and Bulgaria.

On this November 28th, Ismail Kemal raised the Albanian flag on a balcony in Vlora and was declared prime minister.

Albania was finally released and declared an independent state, but losing much of the territories that were annexed to neighbouring states.