Delina Ibrahimaj attends the Western Balkans employment conference in Berlin under the Berlin Process. She joins ministers and international partners.
Germany’s Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs organizes the event. The conference launches the Joint Action Plan for Employment and Social Policies for the Western Balkans. The plan strengthens regional cooperation. It advances labour market reforms. It aligns policies with EU standards.
Ibrahimaj speaks on a panel about employment strategies. She presents Albania’s priorities. She focuses on job creation, skills development, and active labour market policies.
She calls for better alignment between skills and labour market needs. She expands access to training programmes. She improves job-matching services.
She strengthens public employment services. She promotes inclusion of young people, women, and vulnerable groups. She supports targeted measures that reduce barriers to employment.
She highlights innovation and digitalisation. She modernises employment systems. She increases efficiency and access for citizens and businesses.
She also reinforces labour inspection systems. She improves workplace safety standards. She supports digital inspection tools. She raises awareness of workers’ rights.
Albania reaffirms its commitment to regional cooperation. Ibrahimaj commits the country to active engagement. She strengthens coordination with EU and international partners.
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