Minister Bytyqi Expected by American Council for International Education

Minister of Education, Science and Technology Shyqi has met today in Washington with Lorne W. Craner, president of the American Council for International Education.

Bytyqi reports that at the meeting they have talked about issues related to Kosovo, both on the political level and also on special dictatorships, especially in the field of education.

Minister Bytyqi's Facebook mailing:

Under the Washington DC visits, today I've been waiting for a meeting by Mr. President. Lorne W. Craner, president of the American Council for International Education, where we discussed many issues involving Kosovo, both on the political level and also on special dictatorships, especially in the field of education.

President Craner has a long trial as foreign policy expert who has served in diplomacy and policymaking during the three presidential administrative mandates. He started his political career at Capitol Hill, as foreign policy adviser to Congressman Jim Colbe and Senator John McCain, and also served as deputy secretary of state, as well as many other key positions in the state administration. Craner has also been president of the Republican International Institute for Democracy in 2004- 2014.

President Craner expressed his readiness to help and support Kosovo in all the original reforms and new reforms in the education system, which I expressed gratitude and gratitude for.

With Mr. Craner agreed to continue communication in the function of improving the situation in education in our country.