Albsuisse is the first free Albanian magazine for Switzerland
The free magazine Albsuisse, launched at the beginning of the year, is published monthly in Albanian and German and is aimed at migrants. The second issue of the magazine was published on Thursday with a print run of 25,000 copies.
The local press landscape has gained another title: the free magazine Albsuisse, which was launched at the beginning of the year, is aimed at migrants in Albanian and German on a monthly basis. The second issue of the magazine was published on Thursday with a circulation of 25,000 copies. It is published by the Balkan Migration Center (Bamiz). According to editor-in-chief Pal Shtufi, the magazine provides information from the community of around 250,000 Albanians living in Switzerland. The magazine focuses on social and educational issues as well as health concerns, according to a press release. The aim is to support the integration of migrants from the Balkans. Albsuisse also strives to work closely with all institutions that deal with migration and integration. Albsuisse is a non-profit magazine and is mainly financed by donations and sponsorship. It is distributed by post to around 17,000 Albanian-speaking households in Switzerland as well as via airlines, travel agencies, associations and companies.
