Minister Hoxha in Durrës: Youth, the main pillar of Albania’s path toward the EU

The Minister for Integration, Hoxha, held a meeting with students and pupils in the city of Durrës, emphasizing the importance of youth engagement in Albania’s European integration process.

As part of the “EU and You: Europe Starts Here” tour, Minister Hoxha, together with his colleague Adea Pirdeni, met with students from the “Naim Frashëri” high school and students from Aleksandër Moisiu University. During the meeting, students shared questions and ideas regarding reforms and expectations for Albania in the EU, as well as the role they can play in building a modern and European society.

“Discussions with young people are always inspiring. Their thoughtful questions showed maturity, clarity, and ambition,” Minister Hoxha said in a post on X, emphasizing that the energy and vision of youth are a guarantee for the country’s European future.

The meeting in Durrës confirmed that Albania’s path toward the European Union is inseparable from the engagement and active participation of the younger generation— a key element for advancing reforms and strengthening the country’s international image.

The post Minister Hoxha in Durrës: Youth, the main pillar of Albania’s path toward the EU appeared first on Euronews Albania.

Original post Here

News
Saudi Arabia: Vision, Peace and Partnership

By Turki bin Ibrahim Al-MadiAmbassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the Republic of Albania National Day is an occasion to recall the historic journey of the unification of the Kingdom by its founder, King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud — may God have mercy on him — and …

News
As Geopolitical Competition Intensifies, the EU’s Balkans Policy Must Adapt

With Russia interfering to exacerbate divisions and the United States rejecting liberal transformation for economic transactionalism, the European Union should develop a targeted and realistic approach to accession for Western Balkan countries. Original post Here

News
Albania ‘Not Ready for the Risks’ as AI Enters the Electoral Arena

Lack of up-to-date legislation and weak monitoring mechanisms mean AI-generated fakes and manipulated content are finding their way into Albanian political campaigning – and need to be tackled before 2027’s local elections. Original post Here