An inspiring discussion was held with prominent European personalities such as the former President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, the chairman of the board of the "International Charlemagne Prize," Jürgen Linden, and Belarusian activist Veronica Tsepkalo, where, together with Prime Minister Edi Rama, they discussed the shared European perspective and the role of youth in Europe's future.
Together with Chief Negotiator Majlinda Dhuka, as well as representatives from innovative enterprises, the founder of StartUp Albania, and academics Christine Dietrich, Toon van Overbeke, and Julia Skupchenko, we discussed the opportunities for young people to connect education, entrepreneurship, and policymaking.
In this interactive space, new programs for empowering youth were also shared, where changes in the "Youth Law" will bring more opportunities and representation for young people.
Albanian and European youth are the driving forces of change and joint integration, where by 2030, Albania aims to be part of the EU institutions' tables, contributing to the policymaking of the union as a member state.
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