Under the permanent chairmanship of the British Foreign Minister, the Conference of Ambassadors, the body representing the six Great Powers of the time, commenced its work in London.
Albania was admitted as a member of the League of Nations (1920–1945), an international organization established by the victorious powers of World War I with the stated aim of ensuring peace and cooperation among states.
The State University of Tetovo was established as a higher educational and scientific institution, serving as an important center for the training of qualified specialists.
Mehmet Shehu, an activist of the anti-fascist and communist movement, one of the leaders of the National Liberation Anti-Fascist War, a high-ranking official of the state and the Party of Labor of Albania, Prime Minister, and Hero of the People, committed suicide in Tirana.