Public broadcaster director-general Eni Vasili calls for modern production studio to renew programming

Eni Vasili, director-general of Albanian Radio and Television (RTSH), has identified modern television infrastructure as a key priority for the public broadcaster. Speaking to the Committee on Human Rights and Public Information, she stressed the need to bring its production studio into operation.

RTSH currently produces most of its own programmes in a single studio, with additional production taking place in two improvised studios. Vasili said a modern, dedicated facility would enable a comprehensive renewal of the broadcaster’s programming.

She also invited committee members to visit RTSH and assess its current technological capacity firsthand.

Vasili stressed that strong content and storytelling alone cannot ensure quality television. Modern technology and image quality are equally important, she said, and called for support to address these needs in the coming period.

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