How represented are Albanian youth today? - Hajdari: There is no support in the labor market. Tasho: Youth of the '90s, more enthusiastic
35 years ago, on December 8, 1990, it was in the student city that the student movement began, the first spark of the fall of the communist regime in Albania. It began as a protest about the basic conditions in the dormitories and ended as a political movement that brought about a change in the system. But today, 35 years later, how represented are Albanian youth?
However, according to young people from the '90s, young people today do not have the same enthusiasm.
However, young people justify this lack of enthusiasm with the lack of support in the labor market, but also with the difficulties they encounter in daily life.
According to young people, policies should be drafted so that young people have the most dignified representation possible and want to live and invest in their country, not see emigration as a solution.
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