TIRANA, June 23 /ATA/ – Prime Minister Edi Rama on Monday shared images of ongoing construction at the new “Sulejman Elezi” high school in Laknas, Kamza Municipality, which is set to open its doors to 600 students at the start of the upcoming school year in September.
“Construction work continues on the new ‘Sulejman Elezi’ high school in Laknas, which will welcome 600 students starting as of September. The school will feature modern classrooms, a library, green spaces, and sports facilities, adding to the growing network of model schools in Kamza Municipality,” Rama wrote on social media, accompanying his post with a video from the construction site.
The school is part of a broader national initiative to modernize educational infrastructure across Albania, aiming to provide contemporary learning conditions and foster student development. The facility will include high-standard amenities such as science laboratories, spaces for cultural and sports activities, as well as outdoor green areas for recreation.
Minister of Education and Sports Ogerta Manastirliu and Kamza Mayor Rakip Suli inspected the site a day ago, reviewing progress on the project.
During the inspection, Education Minister underlined that the school is designed to serve not only as a learning institution but also as a community hub, offering cultural, artistic, and sports spaces accessible to both students and residents of the area.
She also announced two additional upcoming education infrastructure projects to be implemented in Kamza, outlining the national scope of ongoing investments, emphasizing teacher support and quality improvements in education.
The “Sulejman Elezi” high school is funded by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany through the KfW Development Bank.
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