The Lushnjë Congress was a significant political assembly held in January 1920 in the town of Lushnjë, Albania. It aimed to establish a unified national front to defend Albania's territorial integrity following World War I. The congress brought together various political leaders and representatives from different regions of Albania. During the congress, important decisions were made regarding the country's governance and the establishment of a provisional government. The assembly emphasized the need for national unity and the protection of Albania's borders against foreign claims, particularly from Serbia and Greece. The Lushnjë Congress is considered a pivotal moment in Albania's struggle for independence.