TIRANA, March 19 /ATA/ Minister of Economy and Innovation, Delina Ibrahimaj, participated in the conference entitled ‘Post-School Education in Albania – Policies, Standards and Models for Inclusive Development.’”
During the panel on ‘National Policies for Post-School Education and Inclusive Development,’ attended by Minister of Education Mirela Kumbaro, Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sports Blendi Gonxhe, and Minister for Local Government Ervin Demo, Minister Ibrahimaj emphasized that this initiative of the Albanian Government has received strong support from Prime Minister Edi Rama since its inception. She further expressed her firm belief that the initiative is fully aligned with the objectives of Minister Kumbaro’s four-year mandate.
Minister Ibrahimaj emphasized that vocational education also falls within her scope of responsibility. She noted that the Government has been actively promoting this sector for several years, with the aim of ensuring that every young person with talent in a specific profession is able to focus on it from the very beginning of their career.
Minister Ibrahimaj stated that her responsibilities encompass vocational education as well as innovation. In line with the policies of the Albanian government, she emphasized support for start‑ups, highlighting the role of young men and women with the best ideas that can be commercialized and transformed into new businesses.
Ibrahimaj remarked that, throughout her tenure in this field, she has encountered numerous talented young people who, while not necessarily specialists in a particular discipline, possess exceptional creativity and bring innovative perspectives to science, information technology, and digitalization.
Minister Ibrahimaj stressed that in today’s era, technical expertise alone is not enough; individuals must be fully equipped with broad, well‑rounded knowledge and skills.
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