45% of European Union citizens are in favor of Albania's membership in the bloc, according to the latest Eurobarometer measurements.
9% of them express a strongly positive attitude and the rest are merely positive.
The countries that most prefer Albania in the EU are Sweden 74%, Denmark 60%, and the Netherlands 59%.
The lowest support comes from the Czech Republic at 29%, Austria at 30% and Cyprus at 34%.

Divided by gender, men are the ones who support Albania's membership in the EU the most, 46%, and women the least, 43%.
In terms of age, younger respondents aged 15-24 are most likely to be in favor of Albania's membership at 53%, followed by those aged 25-39 at 48%.
Older respondents aged 55+ show the lowest likelihood of favoring Albania at 40%.
In terms of social class, respondents who consider themselves part of the upper class are most in favor of Albania's membership 63%, followed by those in the upper middle class 54%.

Those who identify as part of the working class are the least likely to favor Albania, 38%.
Europeans who support EU enlargement with Albania are mainly left-wing, the barometer says, 56% and 44% centrist.
The right-wing offers the least support, 39%.
Regarding urbanization, respondents living in large cities are more likely to be in favor of Albania's EU membership (51%), compared to those living in small or medium-sized cities (45%) and rural areas or villages (39%).
The survey reveals that 56% of EU citizens are in favor of further EU enlargement, with support being particularly high among young people.
The Eurobarometer shows that Ukraine stands as the most favored potential candidate, with 52% of respondents across the EU expressing support for its accession to the EU once all membership conditions are met, while 41% are against.
Montenegro follows closely, with 51% of respondents indicating their support, with 38% being in opposition. Further, Bosnia and Herzegovina garners support from 48% of respondents, while 41% are against, while Serbia is supported by 47%.