Nejat Albania

International Law, the Silence of the West and the Paradox of the Iranian Opposition (MEK)

In recent decades, the world has faced a dramatic shift in the balance of power, where the permanent conflicts in the Middle East have served as a testing ground for major geopolitical interests. In this complex mosaic, the Iranian opposition MEK (Mujahedin-e Khalq), with its contradictory history and alliances, occupies a special and worrying place. Moreover, the stance of Western countries, especially the United States of America, has served as a catalyst for the escalation of tensions and the further destabilization of the region.

International Laws and Two-Faced Standards

Today, more than ever, it is essential to recall and demand respect for international law. These laws are the foundation on which the post-World War II world order was built and are intended to protect the sovereignty of states, guarantee human rights, and prohibit arbitrary interference in the internal affairs of other states.
However, it seems that for some countries these laws are just paper. Israel’s interference in the internal affairs of other states, especially Iran, is a clear violation of these laws. And while this is happening, countries that should be the guarantors of international justice, such as the US, remain indifferent. Their silence is more than a neutral position – it is a tacit approval, an invisible hand that gives Israel the green light to act according to its own strategic interests.

MEK and the Paradox of Alliances: “The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend”

In this complex scene, a non-state actor with strong political and propaganda influence emerges: the Iranian opposition MEK. Once a revolutionary organization that claimed to represent the democratic aspirations of the Iranian people, today the MEK has transformed into a blind instrument of foreign interests, completely estranged from any connection with the pubic will.
The phrase that they seem to follow meticulously – “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” – has become the philosophy of their political action. Considering the Iranian regime as their enemy, the MEK has chosen to openly cooperate with Israel – a state that is in direct conflict with Iran and that has killed thousands of Palestinian civilians over the past decades.
This act is more than political betrayal – it is a denial of any national feeling, a collaboration with a force that not only threatens Iran, but also contributes to the destabilization of the entire region. The MEK is no longer the opposition. They have become ideological mercenaries who represent no one but the interests of those who want division, weakness, and chaos in the Middle East.

Israeli Fear and Strategic Hypocrisy

Israel today expresses its fear that Iran could develop nuclear weapons. This fear has become the justification for attacks, sabotage, constant threats, and a strategy filled with military paranoia. But this justification does not stand up to the truth: Iran, despite all the accusations, has never directly threatened any country with nuclear weapons. On the contrary, Iran has remained within the framework of reserved diplomacy and has not undertaken aggression against its neighbors.
Is it right for a country like Israel, which itself has not ratified the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and which possesses uncontrolled nuclear arsenals, to demand control and transparency from another country? This is pure hypocrisy. Every country has the legitimate right to defend itself and to develop technology for civilian and defense purposes. Nothing in international law denies Iran this right.

The Real Danger: Not Iran, but Policies of Isolation and Destabilization

If we must speak of a real threat to regional stability, then the finger should be pointed not at Iran, but at isolationist strategies, unilateral interventions, and irresponsible alliances. The threat from Israel, if it exists, is a threat that stems from its own foreign policy, from the fear that comes when a state does not accept coexistence but follows the logic of total domination.
While the MEK rubs its hands in anticipation of some major conflict that could bring them to power through a violent overthrow, the Iranian people remain double victims: of an authoritarian regime and of an opposition linked to foreign interests. Sadly, this opposition has lost any moral right to represent the nation it claims to save.

Conclusion: The Need for Justice and Diplomatic Caution

The world needs a sincere return to the principles of international law. States cannot support violent groups that act as temporary allies against their strategic rivals. Nor can they remain silent in the face of direct interference in the sovereignty of other states.
Israel must stop the logic of aggression and fear. The MEK must understand that cooperating with a power that has bloody hands in Gaza will not make it more acceptable in the eyes of the Iranian people. And the US must wake up from its strategic silence and play the role of peacemaker rather than silent supporter of conflicts.
Only then can the region have a future with less blood, more respect, and more justice.

Aldo Sulollari

June 23, 2025 0 comments

Missions of Nejat Society

Mothers Protest against MEK’s presence in Durres, Albania

A demonstration was held in Durres, the city where the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) is based, at the initiative of Nejat Society Albania.

The demonstration, which took place right in front of the municipality of Durres lasted for an hour. Albanian mothers who are members of Nejat Society Albania distributed flyers to the public to enlighten them about the MEK’s inhumane actions, including not allowing mothers to visit their loved ones, not even receiving letters, opposing the Red Cross in this regard.
The flyers read: “Dear people of Durres! Unfortunately, the group that has occupied part of your city has ruthlessly deprived all its members of basic human rights. One of these rights is the right to contact their families. We have a large number of letters that need to be delivered to them. Please help us in this noble and blessed work by kindly and vigilantly transferring these paper butterflies between families and their loved ones in the MEK, because family is the most precious thing in the world.”

During the rally, Nejat Society Albania also read a statement addressing the Albanian government:
“The honorable Albanian government,
We, former members of the MEK, sympathetically declare that the organization we were once members of is far from human rights, democracy, and humanity. For this reason, its presence in every country has always been accompanied by tension. The group has only been able to cooperate and accompany with a dictatorial host like Saddam Hussein.”

Nejat Society Albania warned the Albanian government and citizens that The MEK’s independent presence in Albania running a dangerous group independently from the Albanian government and isolated from the Albanian society with its own laws is certainly a terrible blow to the freedoms stipulated in Albanian laws.

The demonstrators demanded the government to treat the MEK members like all refugees in all European countries so that their trapped members enjoy the minimum freedoms of a human being today. According to them, the MEK’s independent and controlled base inside Albania is not only meaningless and annoying, but also contrary to the interests of the government and people of Albania.

May 24, 2025 0 comments

Mujahedin Khalq Organization's Propaganda System

The spit in the wind of MEK under the title of Mr. Mohammadian letter

The Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO) has claimed on its websites that Mr. Abdorrahman Mohammadian, a former member of the organization, wrote a letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations and, according to the MEK, confessed that he had been paid for lying intentionally and knowingly for six years, and now he has suddenly changed and has appeared in the guise of an honest witness and wants to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
In the letter attributed to Mr. Mohammadian, first the scribe’s credentials as an honest witness are strongly questioned and then baseless and unsubstantiated matters are stated without providing any evidence or proof. In this letter, information is provided from Mr. Mohammadian, which is quite clear that it is a repetition of the MEK’s blatant lies of the past years, with the same usual language. The organization has not changed its rotten methods in these years.

The letter mentions the names of a large number of former members of the MEK and their Albanian friends, and claims without providing any evidence that they are all employees of the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence. This claim is made so categorically that it seems as if the author has a personnel list of all the employees of the Ministry of Intelligence and has access to important documents.

His previous writings, including Mr. Mohammadian’s book of memoirs, are in possession, and the literary and substantive difference between the current writing and his past writings is clearly evident. In his previous writings, Abdorrahman Mohammadian argues logically and cites examples and witnesses from his experiences within the MEK, examples that have been confirmed by hundreds of other former MEK members, but in the latest writing, in the same manner and illogical language of the MEK, he accuses anyone who disagrees without providing any evidence.

If we were to respond to each of the claims contained in this letter, it would be beyond the scope of this article and unnecessary, because the public and international organizations are fully familiar with the malicious tricks and tactics of the leaders of the Rajavi Cult (MEK) and have gained sufficient knowledge of this organization and its deceptive methods. However, we will mention some points below:
Mr. Abdorrahman Mohammadian did not mention in his letter about his departure from Albania, the time of his departure, and what happened to him after leaving Albania. He left Albania in February 2023, more than two years ago, without informing his friends, and went to Greece. Later, he stated that the reason for his departure was that the way back to Iran from Albania, where he had been eager to go, was closed. Apparently, after a year in Greece, this was not achieved and he decided to go to Germany. Of course, he posted his travel route on social media without observing confidentiality issues and shared it with his friends, which certainly made the MEK aware of this issue.

He announced on his Facebook page on December 29, 2024, by posting a picture that he was on the border between Slovakia and Hungary.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083551448790

After this incident, which naturally alerted the leaders of the MEK to his attempt to illegally enter Slovakia, he was arrested and imprisoned in the country. After enduring more than a year of captivity in difficult conditions, the MEK approached him through a lawyer and, promising to release him from this predicament, presented him with a letter prepared by the Rajavi Cult, promising to seek his release on condition that it is published. He had experienced such exploitation by the MEK once again, when he was in a prisoner of war camp in Iraq. After the ceasefire was declared and due to the extremely bad conditions in the camp and the unknown fate of the prisoners, he fell into the trap of their envoy and his false promises without knowing anything about the MEK and went to Camp Ashraf in Iraq.

However, the analysis of the incident can be found at the end of Mr. Mohammadian’s letter, written by the leaders of the Rajavi’s Cult, to see what the real issue was. In this letter, the MEK actually railed against the establishment of the Albanian Nejat Society and its registration, as well as the production of the documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” and screening it in Albania, and attempted to denounce these cases after months of silence through the words of a prisoner trapped in a European country.

In this letter, regarding the President of the Albanian Nejat Society, it is claimed that “Erisa Idrizi married Sarfaraz Rahimi in 2017 and the Ministry of Intelligence employed her as a translator in the “ASILA Association” and announced the fake gathering of the “ASILA Women’s Association” with her. In 2024, Idrizi traveled to Doha, Qatar, with Aldo Sollulari, where they interviewed Soraya Abdollahi and several other intelligence agents who introduced themselves as disgruntled families of the MEK, and made a documentary in Albanian called “Mother, Love, Separation” which was completely false and was shown in Albanian cities to defame the MEK.”

Now the real agony of the MEK is revealed. Has Mr. Mohammadian seen the documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” which he declares to be “completely false”? Was he in Albania at the time of announcing the formation of the Albanian Nejat Society and preparing the relevant documentary, speaking so firmly about these two issues? If he could just state one instance of this “completely false”, for example, something was said that was a lie and the truth is another thing. It would be closer to the truth that he would submit to the illegitimate demands of the MEK under pressure, as he did in the past during his captivity in Iraq and now in captivity in Slovakia.

The reality is that the MEK is currently in a deadly impasse. The leader “Massoud Rajavi” has been missing for more than two decades. The head of the organization, Maryam Rajavi, along with about 100 people, preferred to flee before the turning point of 20th June 2023, and settled in Paris, leaving the headless body of the MEK in Albania to continue living in the illusion of fighting the Iranian regime, far from the real world, and from time to time the news of the death of one of them results the pain of their families.

Mr. Mohammadian’s letter will definitely not cure any of the countless pains of this bankrupt and exhausted organization. They should think of a fundamental solution. The best thing to do, so that at least the curse of the families is not behind them anymore, is to release those trapped in the Manez camp so that they can communicate with their families and not waste their lives for nothing anymore.

Nejat Society Albania – Tirana

March 17, 2025 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

March 8 and the MEK’s oppression against women

Female members of the MEK are deprived of the Right to celebrate Women’s and Mother’s Day.

The Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) claims to support women’s rights, yet within the organization, women are stripped of their identity and denied the right to celebrate Women’s Day or Mother’s Day.

Motherhood itself is forbidden—women are forcibly separated from their children and forbidden from knowing them. On Mother’s Day, while mothers are cherished all over the world, the women of the MEK must suppress their pain in silence.

Women’s Day is similarly distorted. Instead of true empowerment, female members of the MEK endure forced divorces, emotional repression, and total obedience to the Mujahedin Khalq leaders. Any sign of independent thinking is punished, proving that the organization’s so-called feminism is a sham.

By erasing the personal identity of women, the MEK reveals its true nature as a cult that exploits rather than empowers. The world must recognize this hypocrisy and stand with the women who are locked inside, denied even the simplest joys of femininity and motherhood.

Edona Honda

March 8, 2025 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

The lack of freedoms and human rights in Ashraf 3 camp

Ashraf 3 camp is a place where members of the Organization of the Mujahideen People of Iran (MEK) have been sheltered after leaving Iran and previous attempts to fight the Iranian regime. This analysis focuses on the lack of freedom and human rights in this camp, examining how living conditions and restrictions imposed on MEK members reflect their deprivation of freedoms and fundamental rights.

One of the most noticeable aspects of the lack of freedom at Ashraf 3 camp is the restriction of the movement of individuals. MEK members are locked inside the camp and have very little opportunity to travel outside of it. This restriction is a sign of isolation and a lack of autonomy, making them feel confined in a tight space, unable to enjoy the freedom to choose their lives.

Another aspect of the lack of freedom and human rights is the restriction of ways to communicate with outside world. MEK members are unable to communicate freely with their families and friends due to information verification and strict rules within the camp. This kind of restriction of social and family connections is a grave deprivation of the right to communication and development.

Living conditions in Ashraf 3 camp are insufficient and difficult. MEK members live in strict conditions, with little opportunities for freedom of expression, personal development and to have a dignified life. Opportunities for education, work, and activities that could help individuals develop and contribute to society are often lacking. These conditions violate the human rights and dignity of any individual, forcing them to live in conditions of persecution and isolation.

Another element of the lack of freedom in Ashraf 3 camp is information control. MEK members are often required to follow certain opinions and obey certain rules, which restrict freedom of thought and expression. This control of information makes it impossible for individuals to develop independent thought and to criticize their own reality. Often, this leads to a kind of “forced praise” and a lack of freedom to openly discuss different ideas and thoughts.

MEK participants often face uncertainty, fear, and ongoing stress about their future. They feel threatened and frightened by the possibility of violent and unjust punishments, making their lives a long period of suffering and fear.

In response to the living conditions in the Ashraf 3 camp, there has been reactions from various human rights organizations and several countries. Many of these organizations have raised concerns about human rights violations and the lack of freedom that the MEK group has. The insecurity and difficult living conditions in these camps have been criticized as outright violations of international human rights standards.

The lack of freedom and human rights in Ashraf 3 camp is a reality that has profound impacts on the lives of MEK members. They are deprived of opportunities to enjoy life the way they please, to have open and free relationships, and to express their opinions without fear. This isolation and lack of freedom is a reflection of the difficult and unfair conditions they face, creating an oppressed and controlled environment, where freedom is a seemingly distant aspiration.

January 22, 2025 0 comments

The cult of Rajavi

Let’s be the voice of MEK hostages mothers

A reflection of a bitter and thought-provoking call: the narrative of a night with Mahdi, congratulating his mother because it was Mother’s Day in Iran.
Last night was a special night for us; A night called Mother’s Day in Iran. My husband, Mehdi, and I were sitting at home and getting ready to call Mehdi’s mother and congratulate her on this day. But this simple contact was not that simple for Mehdi
Mehdi, who has been deprived of visiting his mother for years, was impatient. Tears welled up in his eyes when the call was made. He looked at me and said, “Talk to my mother, so I can wipe away my tears.” He didn’t want his mother to see his tears, because he didn’t want to convey to her the pain that was imposed on him during these years.

Mehdi has spent nearly fifteen years of his life in the captivity of the People’s Mojahedin Organization (MEK); An organization that had not even allowed him to make a short phone call with his family in these years. This is completely unbelievable and digestible for me, in a world where technology and communication have reached the peak of development.

After a few moments of the call, Mehdi’s mood calmed down a bit. He said to his mother with passion: “I miss you, mother!” I wish even if I have a day left in my life, I can hold you in my arms, like the days when I was by your side and you were waiting for me to come home from work and eat lunch together.

This bittersweet call is not only a reminder of Mehdi’s personal sufferings, but also expresses the pain and suffering of thousands of families whose loved ones are trapped in this inhuman sect. A sect that not only violates humanity, but also violates people’s basic rights, such as the right to communicate with their families.
This is the first organization in the history of the world to commit such a blatant violation of human rights. But what I cannot bear is the silence of politicians and the international community, especially my country, in front of these crimes.

To all the mothers whose children, spouses or parents are caught in this cult, I say: you are not alone. Your suffering is the suffering of all of us. Let’s be the voice of those whose voices are not heard. Maybe the day will come when no mother would have to miss a child that was taken from her.

Edona Hunda, a member of Nejat Society Albania

December 30, 2024 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

In the MEK thinking about mother is considered a crime

First of all, on the occasion of Mother’s Day, I would like to wish all the mothers of the world, especially Iranian mothers, a happy day!

I wanted to write a few lines for the future mothers who have children captive in the Manze camp! In our current era, which is the era of technology and information, the members of the Mujahedin organization, especially in the Manze camp, are deprived of everything! They cannot even contact their families, thinking about their mother is considered a crime in the Rajavi’s organization and anyone who asks members to contact their father or mother will be punished and forced to force the members! They have no feelings in their relationships with their parents and family, and if any member remembers his mother for a moment, he must be punished in the meeting and tell why he remembered his mother!

With Respect Mirlinda ZHARRI !

December 23, 2024 0 comments

The cult of Rajavi

December 10, Day of Shame for Human Rights Violators

International Human Rights Day, December 10, should be a moment of pride for human society, but for many oppressed individuals and groups, this day is just another reminder of the injustices they suffer every day. For an organization like Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), which claims to fight for freedom and justice, the irony is bitter: they themselves are the violators of the rights of their members, keeping them in solitary confinement and denying them the most basic freedoms.

The True Face of Oppression

Inside the MEK camps, beyond the facade of the rhetoric of fighting tyranny, there is a dark reality. The organization’s members face an internal regime that violates every principle of human rights. They are kept in total isolation, deprived of contact with the outside world and, most importantly, with their families. In the name of discipline and dedication to the cause, these people are treated as property of the organization, not as human beings.
What is the difference between an authoritarian regime and an organization that imprisons the minds and bodies of its members? The answer is simple: none. The MEK, which claims to fight oppression, is itself a tool of oppression for those who constitute the flesh and blood of its organization.

Blatant Rights Violations

1. Total Isolation:
The MEK camps operate as open prisons. No member is allowed to leave without the approval of the leaders. This is a flagrant violation of the right to movement and self-determination, a right guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
2. Indoctrination and Mind Control:
Members are subjected to a continuous process of indoctrination, where any critical thought is suppressed and replaced with blind obedience to the organization’s leaders. This is a form of mind control that violates the right to free thought.
3. Denial of Family Life:
One of the cruelest violent tactics of the MEK is the separation of members from their families. Numerous reports testify to parents not seeing their children for years and people being forced to deny family ties for the sake of the organization. This is a blatant violation of the right to family and human relations.
4. Inhuman Treatment and Fear:
Those who dare to criticize or demand their removal face threats, psychological pressure and, in some cases, physical violence. This is the height of hypocrisy for an organization that claims to fight for rights and freedoms.

A Call for Intervention

Organizations like the MEK should have no place in a world that claims to support human rights. Beyond their political rhetoric, they are systems that foster isolation and violence against their own members. The international community must stop turning a blind eye to these violations. If the world truly stands for human rights, it must intervene and help those who are held hostage by these organizations.
December 10 cannot be an international day unless every individual is free and their rights are guaranteed. The MEK are living proof of hypocrisy and rights violations, condemning hundreds of people to isolation and loss of their identity. This day should be a call for justice and an end to violations, wherever they occur. Silence in the face of these injustices is complicity with oppression.

Violence in the MEK Camps

These acts of violence are not random; they are structured and orchestrated to maintain control over members.
1. Physical Violence as a Means of Intimidation
Reports from former members point to numerous cases where individuals have been brutally beaten by camp guards or other members on the orders of the leaders. This violence is used as punishment for those who try to leave the organization, criticize the leaders, or do not blindly follow orders. Cases include beatings to the point of severe injuries and prolonged isolation in inhumane conditions.

2. Psychological Violence and Emotional Torture
In addition to physical violence, members are subjected to ongoing psychological violence. They are forced to participate in “self-criticism sessions,” where they are forced to admit fabricated guilt and face public humiliation. This is a form of torture that aims to break them spiritually and make them obedient to the leaders. Feelings of guilt and fear permeate the daily lives of these people, leaving them without hope for the future.

3. Denial of Medical Treatment
Physical and psychological violence is often accompanied by the denial of medical treatment for the injured. Members who face health problems as a result of the violence are left without medical assistance or treated minimally, as an additional form of punishment.

Aldo Sulollari, Media manager of Nejat Society Albania

December 11, 2024 0 comments

Human Rights Abuse in the MEK

Violation of human rights in the MEK and Massoud Rajavi’s lust for power

The Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK, MKO), as one of the most controversial political and paramilitary groups in Iran’s contemporary history, has been widely criticized for years for its inhumane practices and methods. The heads of this organization, especially Masoud Rajavi, have caused not only the members of this group, but also their families to suffer with their actions.

A bitter account of human rights violations

In a conversation with my husband, who himself was one of the victims of this organization, I realized the depth of human rights violations in this group. He remembers his time in the MEK as a bitter and painful experience, but even recounting its memories is sad and disturbing for him. For fourteen years, my husband and many other members were like prisoners who were kept in an isolated environment, under strict control and deprived of any communication with the outside world.

Families have been the silent victims of this tragedy. His mother, sister, brother and brother-in-law spent years missing news about him, shed tears and spent days and nights in sorrow. They even thought that he was killed because they did not receive any sign of his life or death. This denial of communication with the family is one of the most obvious examples of human rights violations in this organization.

Request from governments and the international community

As a member of the Nejat Society in Albania, I request my government to at least recognize the human rights of the members of this organization. The government must provide conditions so that these people, who are practically in a prison built and paid for by Masoud Rajavi in Albania, can benefit from their most basic human rights; Rights such as communication with family, freedom of expression and decision about one’s future.

I also request the international communities and human rights organizations to carry out the necessary measures to guarantee their basic rights by researching and carefully examining the conditions of the members of this group. Visiting the camps of this organization and documenting the living conditions of the members can be an important step towards putting pressure on the leaders of this group to respect human rights.

Lust for power instead of struggling for freedom

The leader of MEK, Masoud Rajavi, is only seeking his own domination over members instead of struggling for the freedom and rights of the Iranian people. Cooperating with the enemies of Iran and using foreign resources for the survival of this organization is a clear betrayal of the people and the country. Rajavi has shown by his behavior that he is willing to sacrifice the human rights of the members and even their families in order to maintain power.

The MEK is a clear example of violating human rights and abusing people under its control. The cultic leader of this organization, instead of trying to realize justice and freedom, has acted as agents of repression and violation of human rights. It is now the duty of governments and international communities to put an end to this situation and work to restore human dignity to the victims of this group.

Masoud Rajavi and other heads of the organization must be held accountable for their actions and the members of this organization have the right to return to an honorable life in a free environment.

Edona Honda, wife of Mehdi Soleimani, members of Nejat Society Albani

November 27, 2024 0 comments

Former members of the MEK

Documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” Qualifies for Los Angeles Film Festival LAFA

The documentary “Mother, Love, Separation” directed by Aldo Sulollari, media director of Nejat Society Albania, was accepted into the Los Angeles Film Festival. This festival is one of the most prestigious and well-known film festivals in the United States.

This documentary looks at the lives of suffering mothers of members trapped in the camp of the Mujahedin-e Khalq in Albania who have been far from their loved ones for years due to the refusal of the group’s leaders. Languishing mothers who have longed for contact and a visit with their loved children for years.

In a letter to Ebrahim Khodabandeh, CEO of Nejat Society, Aldo Sulollari expressed his happiness over the acceptance of the documentary Mother, Love, Separation at the LAFA Festival:
“This is a great moment for us, as we are now one of the nominees for an award at this international festival. The selection of our film is a great achievement, as it competes among hundreds of films from all over the world. This project is a special opportunity to convey a strong and important message against the MEK, a cause to which we have been working with deep passion and commitment.”

Aldo Sololari wrote to the Los Angeles Film Festival organizers:
“I am honored and delighted that my film “Mother, Love, Separation” will be participating in your prestigious festival in the United States. This film is an attempt to convey strong and emotional messages about the values of love, family and sacrifice.

Through this work of art, we want to help build a stronger connection between cultures and people from all over the world. Art is the bridge that connects us and I authorize this festival to provide an opportunity for a fair and honest competition, where our messages can be transmitted further and reach a global audience.

This is an important step towards uniting people through art and promoting the universal values that connect us. I hope that this festival will be an opportunity to share our message, expressed with passion and commitment, and to all those who believe in the power of art to change the world.

Thank you for this opportunity and I look forward to this journey together at this amazing festival.”
Who is Aldo Sulollari?

Aldo Sulollari is a well-known journalist and media professional in Albania with over 10 years of experience.
In addition to his career in journalism, Aldo is a well-known actor. He has played in several prominent films that have been screened at international festivals, including those in Spain and Asia. As a leading actor, he has made a great impact with his roles and has been regularly praised for his skills.

Aldo also has four years of successful experience as a host in the United States, where he has successfully hosted various television shows.

In addition to his activities in the media and arts, Aldo has also held high management positions, serving as an editor in several Albanian media outlets and as a director in charitable associations. His involvement in charity is another dimension of his career that has brought help and support to those in need.

He has been a health activist and has worked in private health clinics, contributing greatly to this field with his knowledge and commitment to health.

Another important aspect of Aldo’s career is his role as a brand face for large companies in Albania. He has participated in advertising campaigns and helped brands reach a wider audience, giving them a credible and positive image.

Aldo Sulollari remains a well-known and respected figure in many fields, and his activities in media, arts, health, and charity have had a profound impact on Albanian society and beyond.

November 25, 2024 0 comments

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