All of Albania returned to Italian control, which was also extended to most of Greece, which was jointly occupied by Italy, Germany and Bulgaria. Italian plans however to annex Chameria to Albania were shelved due strong opposition and ethnic conflict between Albanians and Greeks, as well as opposition by Aromanians to the region being Albanianized.
Following World War II, all of Albania was returned to Italian control, with most of Greece also falling under Italian rule. However, Italy's plans to annex Chameria to Albania were abandoned due to fierce opposition and ethnic conflicts between Albanians and Greeks, as well as Aromanian resistance to the region being culturally assimilated into Albania.