At the opening of the meeting, the Czech Ambassador to Albania, Karel Urban, stressed the importance of sharing stories of humanity and kindness in extreme conditions as a lesson for the future. The Ambassador of Israel to Albania, Galit Peleg, also pointed out the need to document testimonies, as the generation of survivors is dwindling and none of this can happen again. In this context, she mentioned her concern about the current escalated situation. In her experience, Albanians are very proud of their assistance to the Jewish community during the Second World War, and knowledge of specific events and facts is also important. The author of the book, Professor Limor Regev, then presented the context and content of the powerful story of the Boy from Block 66 and subsequent events to the participating representatives of the Czech expatriate community, including the book's publisher Aurel Kaçulini, Albanian administration and literary scene and media. She mentioned that she is currently working in Czechia to document the story of the boys' rescuer, Antonin Kalina, who for her represents a man who did not look away in the face of the suffering of others. Moshe Kessler, 93, also attended the meeting online from Israel, along with his daughter Anat and granddaughter Maya.