2-year-old Albanian ambassador announced in Italy, all started with her name story

It all started with her name, behind which there's a very special story, that the baby's father, Drilon Gashi, has shown in a relationship to Skype for “Morning ABC. While her mother, Tringa, has confessed how she was proclaimed the world's smallest ambassador from the municipality of Sicily.

My relationship with the Arbers is just as many Albanians in Kosovo and Albania have connections. It is a bond of admiration, respect, curiosity about a part of people who have preserved culture and language for so long. That was the initial connection, so to speak.

One day I was reading Petro Marco's book on the beach, when we were in Drowsy and I said, I like that name for the girl. Trenga too seemed beautiful, and she immediately received a letter and marked it from the time it came for her to have children in the future. 8-9 years later the girl was born and we thought. Then from the time we had decided on the name, we learned much more about its history, Piana. Tringa was associated with different groups, we read history, and, as it were, the original idea was more arabble, with Piana, with history... When the girl was born, we named her, and then we thought that in some form this was worth it, it was so beautiful that we had kept in touch with the Arabs.

Our piana was born in Washington, the name Piana, the arched village of Sicilia, Italy”, Father said.

We've actually decided this year to go with Piana, to the village of Piana di Albanes. So in July of this year it was the first time that we went with Piana to Sicilia in the Arberesh. There we were notified by the municipality that they would share a symbolic prize for Piana. It was July 7th, when Piana was proclaimed ambassador of the world's piana coverage, said the mother. /abcnews. al