Albania with successful political careers in Finland

The fatbarka, who lives and operates in the Scandinavian state, has come to Kosovo on vacation, with whom the Embassy of Finland in Pristina has held a conversation with Kosovo young people who have told about its history.

Although for very few votes, she had failed to become an MP for the Finland Parliament, she had managed to be an assemblyist for four years in the town of Helsinki. She has shown how many political parties were interested in having her in their party, but that she had very carefully made her choice.

Even now, she says she is very close to following politics, as she reads a lot about her because politics is the best way to affect any social problem or improve democracy.

She has completed the master of management and strategy under the Hanken programme, and is a certified coach at the IFC, and is devoted to assisting and training individuals and organisations in achieving their potential while studying in the United Kingdom and Sweden.

One of the biggest problems of learning is if you're very perfectionist and if you're too afraid of the final outcome. This prevents your learning, so I just now, after a lot of readings I realized that if I really want to learn something, I shouldn't think about whether I'm going to learn it or not, but start to realize that I know what I'm studying and reading and just add my knowledge to”, she showed.

The fat White, the daughter of two jurists, says that her parents have encouraged her to engage in sports and other hobbies, but they have told her that education is the most important thing.

For all who had come to hear her confession, she showed that the reason she had decided to study business management is that there are many things she can do with this education.

Finnish citizen of Kosovo origin has shown her experience of studies in England, where she says she really has expanded her horizon.

Although she has achieved much in her career, she has never forgotten her native country, even commemorating her time in Finland.

I and my family moved to 1992 from Skenderaj, Drenica to Finland, and at first I was shocked, where I came from? It's cold, snowy, I don't speak the language and I really miss my home, and Finland wasn't exactly like I was told. But after a few days of weeping and drama, I rested and soon found new friends, began learning the language, and in a very short time, I was able to translate even if I did not understand other words, grasp meaning, and translate for my mother or friends who did not have an interpreter at the time. And the best thing was that even though we wanted it, it was a great pleasure when we got back to Helsinki, we stayed just two weeks there when we came to Finland, and there was like the world expanded, more people, more likely, less cold and also the weather was adapted to my father, because he was very sick and he had asthma, so that was a good thing”, she related.

Hetemaj, in 2009, has been elected a refugee woman of the year in Finland, the award he claims to have given her great satisfaction.