Çamëria
Çamëria is a geographical and historical region in northwestern Greece, bordering Albania. The name is derived from the Chameria (Tsamia) people, an Albanian ethnographic group who historically inhabited the area. The region's territory encompasses parts of the modern Greek prefectures of Thesprotia and Preveza. Historically, Çamëria was a significant area for the Albanian-speaking Muslim population for centuries.
Following the Balkan Wars and particularly after the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1922, the demographic composition of
The issue of Çamëria remains a sensitive topic in Greek-Albanian relations. Descendants of the displaced Cham