TIRANA, August 27/ATA/ A young Albanian diplomat will be part of the European Diplomatic Academy, which starts on Monday at the College of Europe in Natolin, Poland.
EU ambassador in Tirana Christiane Hohmann gave the news who said that 42 young European diplomats will be trained on the EU’s foreign and security policies in order to strengthen the common foreign policy.
“Given that their future is in the EU, Albanian diplomats are being trained together with their colleagues from the member countries of the European Union. Tomorrow, they will be the ones who will represent the EU in the world and defend its principles”, said the EU ambassador Christiane Hohmann.
The European External Action Service (EEAS) is taking a new step towards building a stronger common European diplomacy and European foreign policy.
After an initial team building period of two weeks in Natolin, the core program will be held at the College of Europe campus in Bruges (Belgium). It will be complemented by regular study visits to European institutions in Brussels, as well as to important organizations for European external action and foreign and security policy, such as the NATO.
The participants come from EU member states, Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Turkey, Western Balkan countries and EU institutions./m.m/p.s./
