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Prime Minister Edi Rama has expressed optimism about the progress of higher education in Albania, as he emphasizes that the University of Tirana has entered a new phase, as European funds have quadrupled.
In his speech during the International Nanotechnology Conference, Rama said that the government will continue to support young people and the university world.
“Within a few days, on the 6th, all the leaders of this geography, which includes the countries of the European Union, the countries of the Balkans. Countries that are very developed, but that are not in the European Union, such as Switzerland and Norway, and so on, will gather in Prague to discuss the implementation of the idea of a New European Political Community.
Together with Prime Minister Rutte, we have written an editorial that will be published tomorrow in Politico on some of the directions that we believe are very important for this New European Political Community and where, from our side as Albania, we have emphasized, among them others, to young people and to the university, the European university world, to the necessity that our young people and that our universities, which are outside the network of European universities of the European Union, have the possibility of equal access, which would give a very significant boost to the internationalization process of our universities, enabling the creation of synergies with European universities and practically.
And also to bring the conversation completely down to earth, giving opportunities to our students who finish high schools in Albania that they do not necessarily need leave to go to study at a prestigious university in Spain or Netherlands or France or Germany and who more in a row, but they will find here in Albania the possibility that by entering a local university or faculty they will have the program and at the end the equivalent diploma of a European university in Spain, Netherlands, France, Germany and so on.”
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