Wessel in Japan Meets Kosovar Students, Some Plan to Return to Kosovo

He said that in this case Kosovo has tremendous potential of young people who have interest in studies abroad, and then these knowledge that they gain especially in Japan to implement in the Republic of Kosovo.

I'm here with two architecture students who, with self-intensive and successful success, have come to Japan, to study. They're showing successes, and that really made me proud that we have such talented young people, advancing around the world with dignity and representing the state of Kosovo”, said Chief Prime Minister Wessel, broadcast RTK.

Dastid Ferati, lives and works in Japan. He's been working on a doctorate for six years.

He said that after the doctor's completion, he intends to return to Kosovo to give the best for his state. Meanwhile, Besian Hajrullahu, from Lipjan, has been operating in Asia for several years. He knows six languages, including Chinese and Japanese. After completing studies, Besian also intends to return to Kosovo.

Meanwhile, Dea Luma, who studies architecture, says that her field is also new to Japan. While hoping that after gaining knowledge in Japan, he thinks he will return to Kosovo to distribute its knowledge.

Besides, the students also Mickey Hagi-Islam has decided to spend his life in Japan. He is married and has a child with his Japanese wife.

Haxhi-Islam says that during his life course across the diaspora, he has decided to choose Tokyo as the place to spend his life, but never forgetting Kosovo.

Chief Prime Minister Kadri Veselin, Kosovo students living in Tokyo, has promised that Kosovo will do its best to provide opportunities in Kosovo.