TIRANA, April 26/ATA/ High school students showcased innovative research, experiments, and digital prototypes today at the National Science Festival final, hosted at the Palace of Congresses.
Attending the awards ceremony, Prime Minister Edi Rama lauded the students’ dedication, highlighting the initiative as a crucial first step toward promising careers in technology and innovation.
Prime Minister Rama urged young people to harness their hidden potential to drive national progress. He contrasted the past, marked by inefficient, in-person services, with the present, where Albania stands as a vanguard of digital services in Europe.
“We are significantly increasing funding and support for start-ups, the aspiring and early-stage entrepreneurs.”, he said.
Rama assured students at the National Science Festival that the government will partner with schools, providing funding to support the development of their projects.
The prime minister thanked the German government and the governments of other European Union countries that support Albania’s projects in this field.
Zhani Ciko high school took first place for their groundbreaking, nature-tech hybrid project focused on sustainability and the vital role of bees. /j.p/p.s./
