We created Shqipëria Bashkuar because the Albanians demanding change from inside the country shouldn't be left to do it alone. We don't claim to run Albania from abroad. But we have a right — and a responsibility — that no one else can exercise in our place: to organize the diaspora's vote.
Our demand is single and concrete: the creation of a dedicated electoral district for the diaspora, with direct representation in Parliament.
Un Paese che perde la sua gente
Una diaspora senza voce
Non un altro partito. Una campagna.
- direct representation of the diaspora in Parliament;
- candidates who answer to voters abroad;
- a stronger link between the diaspora and Albanian institutions;
- more weight for the vote of every Albanian living abroad.
This is not a demand for privilege. It is a demand for fair representation.
Not another party. A civic initiative.
Shqipëria Bashkuar is not a political party.
We don't back any party or candidate. We're not seeking office, and we're not building a vehicle to put someone in power.
We're building a civic organization around a single demand: direct representation for the Albanian diaspora.
This is an issue that can unite Albanians of different political views. It doesn't require agreeing on every problem the country faces. It only requires accepting one shared principle:
Albanians living abroad should be able to choose their own representatives in Parliament.
Why should the diaspora organize this demand?
Because no one else can organize our vote in our place.
Political parties have their own interests, candidates, and electoral calculations. We have a simpler interest: that the diaspora's vote not be lost inside a system that gives it no distinct representation.
The diaspora has experience, resources, international connections, and greater freedom to organize — without depending on employers, administration, or party structures in Albania.
This strength shouldn't be used to run the country from abroad. It should be used to demand a fair, democratic rule.
Change begins with organizing
A demand with no people behind it can be ignored.
A community that is registered, reachable, and organized is not so easily ignored.
By adding your name, you're not backing a party or a candidate. You're becoming part of a civic demand for fair representation of the diaspora.
Your information is never sold or shared with third parties.