Albania has officially signed an agreement with the Board of Peace to participate in the International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza, marking a new step in the country’s involvement in international efforts to promote peace and security in the region.

The signing ceremony took place today at the General Staff Headquarters of the Albanian Armed Forces in Tirana. The agreement was signed by Chief of the General Staff of the Albanian Armed Forces, Arben Kingji, and ISF Commander Jasper Jeffers.

U.S. Ambassador to Albania Eric Wendt also attended the ceremony.

In a social media post, Defense Minister Ermal Nufi shared images from the event, emphasizing Albania’s commitment to international efforts aimed at restoring peace, ensuring security, and establishing conditions for long-term stability in Gaza.

“As a founding member of the Board of Peace, Albania reaffirms its commitment to contributing to international efforts to establish peace, guarantee security, and create the conditions for lasting stability in Gaza,” Nufi wrote.

The agreement formalizes Albania’s participation in the international stabilization initiative, underscoring Tirana’s stated commitment to supporting peace and security efforts in Gaza.