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The Albanian Football Federation has reached a new agreement for the naming rights of the National Stadium in Tirana. For the next five years, the stadium will continue to bear the name “Air Albania Stadium”, as part of a new partnership with the national airline.
The agreement was signed today at the House of Football by the President of the Albanian Football Association, Armand Duka, and the Administrator of the company "Air Albania", Sinan Isik.
For President Duka, this new agreement demonstrates the continuity of the close cooperation between the Red and Black Sports Center and Air Albania, a national brand with which we share the same vision for promoting Albanian values.
" We are here today to reiterate a collaboration that has given value not only to sport, but also to a new model for the way Albanian football interacts with the business world. The name 'Air Albania Stadium' is not just a commercial name placed on a sports facility. It is evidence of a modern philosophy, where sport, economy and national identity walk hand in hand."
This stadium was the first in Albania and among the first in the region to be christened with a commercial name. It was an innovative decision, a bold step, which showed that there is room for sustainable sports marketing models in Albania too. Today, with the renewal of this agreement for the next five years, we are showing that this market not only exists, but is developing.
"Air Albania has been and continues to be a strategic partner, a company that has understood the importance of being part of shared emotions, part of the international image of our country, part of representing the red and black flag on and off the field. On behalf of the Albanian Football Association and the Albanian Football Confederation, I would like to thank Mr. Sinan Isik and all his collaborators for this new agreement, for this act of trust, for this long-term commitment ", said the President of the Albanian Football Association.
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