The Conference of London
In the first paragraph of the decision, dated November 9th, 1921, the Conference of Ambassadors in London, said about Albania that governments “signatories of the current decision, recognize the Albanian government as sovereign and independent state “. This marks the collective recognition of the Albanian government and its appearance in the international arena, as the executive organ of the Albanian independent state. In the same day, the government of Great Britain, charged its representative in Albania to notify the government of Tirana, that England officially recognizes de jure and de facto, the Albanian government. The same thing did Italy and France.
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