The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana hosted a noteworthy event on February 6, 2026, to celebrate the First World Day of the Greek Language. This celebration was organized in anticipation of February 9, the commemorative day for the national poet Dionysios Solomos. The event was attended by students from elementary, middle, and high school, who participated in a unified program focusing on the continuity, cultivation, and international presence of the Greek language.

As noted by Professor of Linguistics and President of the Philological Society, G. Babiniotis, the Greek language is among the few in the world honored with a World Day by UNESCO, highlighting its significant cultural and historical heritage. During the event, various activities took place, including recitations of poetic texts written in Greek and a theatrical performance, demonstrating the language's profound impact on literature and arts. The event was well-attended, garnering support from students, parents, educators, and friends of the school.

This celebration not only underscores the importance of the Greek language as a living tradition but also fosters a sense of cultural identity within the Greek diaspora in Albania. The recognition of a World Day for the Greek Language serves to raise awareness and encourage efforts to preserve and promote the language among younger generations.