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Pilot project for Albanian community in Croatia

TIRANA, Aug 30 /ATA/ – A pilot programme involving Albanian language teachers, who will identify the needs and help the children of Croatia’s Albanian community will begin soon as part of deepening institutional cooperation between Albania and Croatia.

The head of the National Diaspora Agency Etleva Kondi visited Croatia to hold a working meeting with the Croatian state representatives for Diaspora.

The meeting focused on ways to strengthen institutional cooperation on Diaspora issues, support for Albanian community in Croatia, and the Arberesh community in Zara that form an important part of the cultural heritage.

During the meeting, Kondi informed her Croatian counterparts on Albanian government policies on Diaspora, the mission of the National Diaspora Agency, the projects implemented by the Agency and the cooperation with the Albanian communities in the Diaspora in order to preserve national identity.

The institutional cooperation includes Albanian language and culture classes, as well as implementation of a pilot project with Albanian teachers, who will identify and work to address the needs of students from Croatia’s Albanian community.

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