Prishtina, 17 June, 2024
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, met with the group of students from Amsterdam University College, who are part of the “Peace Lab field trip” and are staying for a study visit in our country.
Again this year, students come from many countries around the world, including the United States of America, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Iceland, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Thailand.
The Prime Minister presented the students with the achievements of the government during the last three years: in employment – especially of women and young people, also through the Superpuna platform; in the largest capital investments in the history of the Republic of Kosovo; in the rule of law and the fight against corruption; in digitization; in investments for scholarships for studies in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and the Balkan studies program at the University of Pristina, where students from different communities come together; for the transition to renewable energy; for justice and for equal distribution of the country’s economic development, among others through allowances for pregnant mothers, free university education, through scholarships, and affirmative measures for non-majority communities.
Also, the prime minister answered the questions and interest of the students about the increase in investments in health, about international relations and Kosovo’s foreign policy.
Prime Minister Kurti thanked the students for the sincere and fruitful conversation, where he appreciated their desire and willingness to get to know our country more deeply and better.
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