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Durresi eshte nje nga qytetet me te lashta ne Shqiperi. Ai u themelua nga Epidamet, mbreterit Ilire te kesaj zone, te cilet e quajten Dyrrah. Ne vitet 1627- 1626 perpara Krishtit greket nga Korfuzi dhe Korinti pushtuan zonen dhe e quajten qytetin Dyrrachion. Ne shekullin e 4-ert p.K. Dyrrachion-i ishte bere nje qytet - shtet i pavarur, qe prodhonte punime metalike, qeramike, stofe, lekure dhe anije,dhe monedha e tij qarkullonte ne te gjithe boten antike. Iliret pasi themeluan shtetin e tyre tentuan te vinin edhe Durresin nen pushtetin e tyre. Ne kete lufte fitorja favorizoi shtetin e Taulanteve. Mbreti Ilir Monunes prodhoi monedha ne Durres, me emrin e tij mbi ta, dhe beri Durresin qendren e shtetit te tij. Ne vitin 229 p.K. Durresi u pushtua nga perandoria Romake dhe qyteti u quajt Dyrrakium, i cili u be pika fillimit e te ashtuquajtures Via Egnatia. Oratori i famshem romak , Cicero e quajti Durresin "Å“qytet i admirueshem", kurse poeti Katulo e quajti ate taverna e Adriatikut. Gjate dhe pas viteve 1870, qyteti u zhvillua ne menyre te ngadalte dhe firma te ndryshme detare te huaja u vendosen aty. Qytetaret e Durresit morren pjese ne levizjen nacionale clirimtare te Shqiperise gjate viteve 1878-1881 dhe 1910-1912. Me 21 nentor 1912 Ismail Qemali erdhi ne Durres dhe me 26 nentor 1912 flamuri Shqiptar i pavaresise u ngrit ne Durres , por qyteti u pushtua nga Serbet vetem tre dite me vone. Serbet mbeten deri ne maj 1913. Me 7 mars 1913 Durresi u be kryeqyteti i Shqiperise. Ne vitin 1916 Durresi u pushtua nga forcat Austro-Hungareze , dhe ne vitin 1918 u pushtua nga Italianet. Gjate nente shekujve te fundit Durresi ka kaluar nga duart e njerit pushtet ne te tjetrit 33 here. Pas luftes se pare boterore ne dhjetor te 1918 u mbajt ne Durres nje kongres kombetar ne te cilin u vendos nje administrim i perkohshem i qytetit, i cili ndryshoi pas kongresit te Lushnjes. Qytetaret e Durresit morren pjese edhe ne luften e Vlores dhe ne levizjet demokratike te viteve 1921-1924. Gjate kohes se mbreterise se Zogut shume investime u bene nga Italianet dhe u ndertuan shume fabrika si psh fabrika mielli, cigaresh, dhe makaronash. Pas demtimeve te termetit te dhjetorit 1926 u ndertuan rruge me te mira dhe qyteti morri nje pamje, sidomos afer portit, te ngjashme me ate qe ka aktualisht. Gjate viteve '30 ne Durres u be nje rritje e vogel popullsie dhe kaloi nga 4700 banore qe kishte ne vitin 1923 ne 10500 ne 1938. Gjate 1939 Durresi ishte qendra e rezistences ndaj pushtimit te fashisteve Italiane, te cilet kishin pushtuar shtetin. Shume demonstrata u bene ne qytet dhe ne vitin 1942 u formua ne Durres Keshilli Nacional Clirimtar. Ne gusht te 1943 qyteti ra ne dore te Gjermaneve te cilet hodhen ne ere portin ne 1944. Pas luftes se dyte boterore Durresi u transformua ne nje qytet industrial dhe ne nje qender te rendesishme kulturore. Mbetjet e mureve te kalase te qytetit jane te shekullit te 6-te , shtesat te shekujve 13-14. Ata jane aq te shpeshte saqe motra e perandorit Bizantin Alexis Comnenius shkruante qe mbi ta mund te shkonin me kale kater kavaliere anash njeri tjetrit ne te njejten kohe. Lufterat dhe termetet i kane demtuar muret e kalase. Amfiteatri eshte nje nga monumentet me te medhaja dhe me terheqes qe kane ngelur nga qyteti antik. Ai eshte ndertuar ne shekullin e 2-te p.K. Ne periudhen mesjetare ai u braktis dhe ne shekullin e 10-te ne zonen dhe galerite e tij u ndertua nje varreze. Qyteti eshte perhapur ne veri dhe ne lindje, dhe shume qendra rezidenciale jane ndertuar , monumentet e qytetit antik jane ruajtur. Zona kryesore industriale ndodhet ne hyrjen e qytetit , ne lagjet e Shkozetit. Durresi ka shume parqe dhe lulishte. Zonat kryesore te defrimit ne Durres jane plazhi madh edhe plazhi i Currilave, ku qytetaret dhe turistet i gezohen plazhrave dhe ujrave te pastra te Adriatikut.

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Durrës (also known by several alternative names) is the second largest city of Albania. It is the most ancient and one of the most economically important cities of Albania. It is located on the central Albanian coast at [show location on an interactive map] 41°19′N 19°27′E / 41.317, 19.45Coordinates: [show location on an interactive map] 41°19′N 19°27′E / 41.317, 19.45, about 33 km (20 miles) west of the capital Tirana. It is situated at one of the narrower points of the Adriatic Sea, opposite the Italian ports of Bari (300 km away) and Brindisi (200 km away). It has a population of around 114,000 (as of 2003[update] estimate). The city of Durrës is home to Albania's newest public university, the Aleksander Moisiu University. Contents In the past few decades, the Albanian name of the city, Durrës (Durrësi), has gradually replaced the widespread use of the Italian name Durazzo. The city has been known by many other names in different languages due to its varied colorful history, including the Greek names Epidamnos (Επίδαμνος) and Dyrhacchion (Δυρράχιον), the Latin Dyrrachium, the Bulgarian and Serbian Drach or Drač (Драч), the Ottoman Turkish Dıraç and the Italian Durazzo. For other names by which Durrës is known, see other names of Durrës. The city was founded as Epidamnos in 627 BC by Greek[3] colonists from Corinth and Corcyra. Its geographical position was highly advantageous, being situated around a natural rocky harbour which was surrounded by inland swamps and high cliffs on the seaward side, making the city very difficult to attack from either land or sea. Epidamnos was noted for being a politically advanced society, prompting the ancient philosopher Aristotle to praise its political system. However, Corinth and Corcyra quarrelled over the city, helping to precipitate the Peloponnesian War in 431 BC. [edit] Roman and Byzantine rule Epidamnos was seized by Glaukias, the king of Illyria, in 312 BC, but after a war with the Roman Republic in 229 BC ended in a decisive defeat for the Illyrians the city passed to Roman rule, under which it was developed as a major military and naval base. The Romans renamed it Dyrrachium (Greek: Δυρράχιον / Dyrrhachion). They considered the name Epidamnos to be inauspicious because of its wholly coincidental similarities with the Latin word damnum, meaning "loss" or "harm". The meaning of Dyrrachium ("bad spine" or "difficult ridge" in Greek) is unclear but it has been suggested that it refers to the imposing cliffs near the city. Julius Caesar's rival Pompey made a stand there in 48 BC before fleeing south to Greece. Under Roman rule, Dyrrachium prospered; it became the western end of the Via Egnatia, the great Roman road that led to Thessalonica and on to Constantinople. Another lesser road led south to the city of Buthrotum, the modern Butrint. The Roman emperor Caesar Augustus made the city a colony for veterans of his legions following the Battle of Actium, proclaiming it a civitas libera (free town). In the 4th century AD, Dyrrachium was made the capital of the Roman province of Epirus nova. It was the birthplace of the emperor Anastasius I in circa 430. Some time later that century, Dyrrachium was struck by a powerful earthquake which destroyed the city's defences. Anastasius I rebuilt and strengthened the city walls, thus creating the strongest fortifications in the western Balkans. The 12m (36ft)-high walls were so thick that, according to the Byzantine historian Anna Komnene, four horsemen could ride abreast on them. Significant portions of the ancient city defences still remain, although they have been much reduced over the centuries. Like much of the rest of the Balkans, Dyrrachium and the surrounding Dyrraciensis provinciae suffered considerably from barbarian incursions during the Migrations Period. It was besieged in 481 by Theodoric the Great, king of the Ostrogoths, and in subsequent centuries had to fend off frequent attacks by the Bulgarians. Unaffected by the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the city continued under the Byzantine Empire as an important port and a major link between the Empire and western Europe.

Durrës (also known by several alternative names) is the second largest city of Albania. It is the most ancient and one of the most economically important cities of Albania. It is located on the central Albanian coast at [show location on an interactive map] 41°19′N 19°27′E / 41.317, 19.45Coordinates: [show location on an interactive map] 41°19′N 19°27′E / 41.317, 19.45, about 33 km (20 miles) west of the capital Tirana. It is situated at one of the narrower points of the Adriatic Sea, opposite the Italian ports of Bari (300 km away) and Brindisi (200 km away). It has a population of around 114,000 (as of 2003[update] estimate). The city of Durrës is home to Albania's newest public university, the Aleksander Moisiu University. Contents In the past few decades, the Albanian name of the city, Durrës (Durrësi), has gradually replaced the widespread use of the Italian name Durazzo. The city has been known by many other names in different languages due to its varied colorful history, including the Greek names Epidamnos (Επίδαμνος) and Dyrhacchion (Δυρράχιον), the Latin Dyrrachium, the Bulgarian and Serbian Drach or Drač (Драч), the Ottoman Turkish Dıraç and the Italian Durazzo. For other names by which Durrës is known, see other names of Durrës. The city was founded as Epidamnos in 627 BC by Greek[3] colonists from Corinth and Corcyra. Its geographical position was highly advantageous, being situated around a natural rocky harbour which was surrounded by inland swamps and high cliffs on the seaward side, making the city very difficult to attack from either land or sea. Epidamnos was noted for being a politically advanced society, prompting the ancient philosopher Aristotle to praise its political system. However, Corinth and Corcyra quarrelled over the city, helping to precipitate the Peloponnesian War in 431 BC. [edit] Roman and Byzantine rule Epidamnos was seized by Glaukias, the king of Illyria, in 312 BC, but after a war with the Roman Republic in 229 BC ended in a decisive defeat for the Illyrians the city passed to Roman rule, under which it was developed as a major military and naval base. The Romans renamed it Dyrrachium (Greek: Δυρράχιον / Dyrrhachion). They considered the name Epidamnos to be inauspicious because of its wholly coincidental similarities with the Latin word damnum, meaning "loss" or "harm". The meaning of Dyrrachium ("bad spine" or "difficult ridge" in Greek) is unclear but it has been suggested that it refers to the imposing cliffs near the city. Julius Caesar's rival Pompey made a stand there in 48 BC before fleeing south to Greece. Under Roman rule, Dyrrachium prospered; it became the western end of the Via Egnatia, the great Roman road that led to Thessalonica and on to Constantinople. Another lesser road led south to the city of Buthrotum, the modern Butrint. The Roman emperor Caesar Augustus made the city a colony for veterans of his legions following the Battle of Actium, proclaiming it a civitas libera (free town). In the 4th century AD, Dyrrachium was made the capital of the Roman province of Epirus nova. It was the birthplace of the emperor Anastasius I in circa 430. Some time later that century, Dyrrachium was struck by a powerful earthquake which destroyed the city's defences. Anastasius I rebuilt and strengthened the city walls, thus creating the strongest fortifications in the western Balkans. The 12m (36ft)-high walls were so thick that, according to the Byzantine historian Anna Komnene, four horsemen could ride abreast on them. Significant portions of the ancient city defences still remain, although they have been much reduced over the centuries. Like much of the rest of the Balkans, Dyrrachium and the surrounding Dyrraciensis provinciae suffered considerably from barbarian incursions during the Migrations Period. It was besieged in 481 by Theodoric the Great, king of the Ostrogoths, and in subsequent centuries had to fend off frequent attacks by the Bulgarians. Unaffected by the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the city continued under the Byzantine Empire as an important port and a major link between the Empire and western Europe.

Kam kënaqësinë e veçantë t`ju uroj mirëseardhjen në Universitetin “Aleksandër Moisiu” Durrës. Ky vit akademik e gjen universitetin tonë, ndonëse më i riu i universiteteve publike në vend, me të konsoliduar nga ana institucionale, akademike dhe me perspektiva inkurajuese për të ardhmen. Universiteti ynë njihet nga të gjithë si një universitet ndryshe. Nisur nga serioziteti dhe mendësia e re në organizimin dhe menaxhimin e programeve, jetës universitare, konferencave shkencore, lidhjeve me komunitetin e botën akademike e, mbi të gjitha nisur nga vënia e studentit në qendër të vëmendjes, ne besojme në dhenien me sukses të një imazhi të ri për universitetin shqiptar në tërësi. Suksese në jetën e bukur dhe plot sfida të dijes. Prof. dr. Agim Kukeli, Ph.D Rektor i Universitetit “Aleksandër Moisiu