Jared Kushner was yachting in the Mediterranean with his family in the summer of 2021, a few months after the end of his father-in-law Donald Trump’s tumultuous first term. As they anchored off the Albanian coast, he asked a friend to help broker a meeting on his boat with the country’s prime minister Edi Rama.
Over dinner, the affable Rama bonded with Kushner and discussed how Albania’s stunning Adriatic coast is often ignored by wealthy tourists criss-crossing between Italy and the Greek islands.
“Kushner didn’t mention investments,” Rama recalls. “He was just asking about Albania . . . Practically they were clueless about Albanian history.” The Kushners left the next day.
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