Albania-Ukraine relations

Albania-Ukraine relations

Albania	Ukraine

Albania–Ukraine relations are foreign relations between Albania and Ukraine. The diplomatic relations between Albania and Ukraine were established in 1922. Both countries have a non resident ambassador based in Warsaw, Poland. Albania also has a Honorary consul in Kharkiv.^[1] The establishment of diplomatic relations between Albania and Ukraine happened on April 7, 1924, then Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union.

See also

• Foreign relations of Albania
• Foreign relations of Ukraine

References

Foreign relations of Albania
Africa	Egypt
Americas	Brazil Canada United States
Asia	China Israel Japan Palestine
Europe	Bulgaria Czech Republic Croatia Denmark Georgia Greece Italy Kosovo Netherlands Romania Russia Serbia Slovenia Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom Vatican City
IGOs	NATO EU
Historical	Soviet–Albanian split Sino-Albanian split
Related	Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister of Foreign Affairs Diplomatic missions of / in Albania Albanian diaspora Accession of Albania to the European Union

Foreign relations of Ukraine
Africa	Algeria Egypt Kenya South Africa
America	Brazil Canada Mexico United States
Asia	Middle East Iraq Israel Saudi Arabia Elsewhere Azerbaijan Bangladesh China India Indonesia Japan Kazakhstan Malaysia Pakistan Philippines Russia South Korea Turkey Vietnam
Europe	Albania Austria Belarus Belgium Denmark Georgia Germany Greece Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Malta Moldova Montenegro Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Sweden Turkey United Kingdom
Multilateral	European Union NATO IMF
Disputes	Russia–Ukraine gas disputes Transnistria customs dispute Romania–Ukraine maritime delimitation Annexation of Crimea by Russia
Diplomacy	Ministry of Foreign Affairs Diplomatic missions of / in Ukraine International memberships Ukrainian diaspora Ukrainian diplomats