“Youth Tech Center” opens in Lushnjë for young innovators

A new space dedicated to young people passionate about technology and innovation has opened in the city of Lushnjë.

The center is called “Youth Tech” and is located near the city museum. It has already attracted strong interest from local youth.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared moments from the center on social media. He described “Youth Tech” as a new space for young people.

He said the center is a joint investment of the National Youth Agency and the Municipality of Lushnjë.

The initiative aims to strengthen youth empowerment and support the development of innovative ideas in the community.

In addition, the center serves as a hub for creativity, technology and collaboration. It offers young people the opportunity to explore their potential.

It also encourages their active participation in the social and economic life of the city.

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