Haradinaj meets several German, Kosovar students

Haradinaj happily expressed the possibility that this organization is giving students and students, but also teachers, to exchange knowledge and new experiences.

“It is a good fact that the project launched on a voluntary basis, which has benefited many students from different Kosovo countries, but from last year also 15 students and 4 teachers”, said Hardinaj, adding that now in terms of this project and to provide more support, the Government of Kosovo, a year ago, has signed a memorandum of understanding in the field of education with the “Education Unlimited organisation. V” and he is happy to see the positive results of this program on this visit.

Prime Minister Haradinaj, commending students for the experiences and knowledge taken from the relevant states, said that, thanks to this programme, German students who have visited Kosovo have been accepted to see a different Kosovo, a European Kosovo.

Kosovo's chief executive during this meeting has said such a programme has enabled Kosovo children to visit the European Parliament, whose representatives have given support to the programme.

“I thank all those families and volunteers from the Baden-Wurtemberg Republic who have sheltered and helped Kosovo children during their stay in Germany and Kosovo families as well, who have sheltered and helped German children during their stay in Kosovo, in exchange programmes that have been applied so far”, Haradinaj stressed.