New school to open in Tirana’s Astir neighborhood, featuring 28 classrooms, laboratories and a library

TIRANA, Nov 10 /ATA  – A new school is nearing completion in the Astir neighborhood of Tirana, further expanding the capital’s educational infrastructure alongside several schools and sports facilities constructed or renovated in recent years.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of the new facility on social media today, describing it as the fulfilment of a commitment made to the community.

According to Rama, the new school will feature 28 classrooms, laboratories, a library, a gymnasium, as well as modern sports and recreational facilities for children and the wider community.
The school adds to the 53 educational institutions that opened their doors this year and the 450 schools and sports facilities built or renovated over the past decade.

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