Students' book damage, Rama: We won't give you any more if you repeat

Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama speaking during the presentation of the Unichomatics “Abister, who will be used by first-class students in Albania and Kosovo, has stopped at the controversy some parents in Albania have that their children are receiving used books.

He said the Albanian government is not distributing new books every year, not because it does not have the potential, but because it wants to educate generations -- a policy that has been taken from many times the developed countries.

Rama further stressed that there will be sanctions for those children or parents who misuse and damage books, penalising those who will no longer receive them for free next year.

We have many things to unify with Kosovo, for many customs, labour, administrative procedures and on the basis of this process has language. And at the heart of this process is the necessity to strengthen all that basic matter that gives us, what is why we are the same, why we are the same, the language. I just want to say it's very important that we do more for language protection, to do more about promoting and promoting writing and language in a very high way, Let's do much more to cope with the vurnerability and scum the daily brings because of the abuse and dangerous change of language. At this point we need only the right will and work, including the right ideas. We will do our best with the Kosovo government, but also with other actors to get these ideas properly caught trying to create a space in which they can be born. In addition to a debate that stimulates several communication channels but has a reality report. I've been following some chronics and some comments about books that pass by under a definite rule that books given free of charge have a three-year cycle. The claims are that they've been used, they're not young, if they give us excuses to give us young people. This is not a matter of money, this is not a question that we don't stick to commitment to giving books for free, it's a policy that we haven't invented, make countries that are much richer than we are, because it's a policy that aims at educating children and young people with the idea that the book has been shared with others. The book is a value that doesn't belong only to you, the book is one thing that passes on to others, and this manners are related to what tomorrow should be the care of the book, but even when you don't get it for free, when your parents donate a new book, you have to take care of it and treat it with the idea that he doesn't have life defined simply by the time you read it, the book should live even beyond the time you have to read it or read it to others, the book should be passed on to others. It is important for teachers to explain this for their children and parents. It is also important to establish a rule so that those who deliver their books in a bad state will not get their books back in the next year. Of course, it is not a matter of most, since most people pass their books on to successive classes in good condition. I closed this word with a sanction, so to keep the sanctions at last thank you, Arbury, lived for their presence”, Rama said. /Abcnews.al/