TIRANA, March 30 /ATA/ The National Science Festival, taking in high schools nationwide, provides a platform for students to present research projects, experiments, engineering prototypes, and digital innovations.
Minister of Education Mirela Kumbaro stated that on 31 March, the inaugural edition of the National Science Festival will enter its third phase, comprising a competition among the Regional Directorates of Pre-University Education. During this phase, 109 projects will be presented, exemplifying the students’ dedication, passion, and creative potential in the fields of technology, science, and innovation.
Minister Kumbaro conveyed her congratulations to all students and teams who have advanced to this stage, as well as to the teachers and parents who have supported them throughout the festival.
Endorsed by the Ministry of Education, the festival seeks to transform high schools into centers of creativity and innovation, offering students the opportunity to showcase their skills through practical projects and independent research.
The National Science Festival aims to increase young people’s interest in science and technology, as well as to strengthen the connections between pre-university education, universities, and the private sector.
Participants have the opportunity to share their ideas and scientific projects, demonstrating their ability to apply knowledge in a creative and collaborative manner. The festival also aims to develop students’ analytical and communication skills, preparing them to meet both present and future challenges.
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