Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said that the Ministry of Internal Affairs should determine when classes in Albanian can begin at the “7 May” Secondary Police School.

According to him, if the necessary conditions are met, instruction at this institution could be conducted not only in Albanian, but also in Turkish and Romani.

“On this issue, you should contact the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which will provide you with the answer. The government has clarified what it was asked about: in accordance with the law, a class will be established where students will be able to study in Albanian. More precisely, if there are Turkish students, instruction will be conducted in Turkish, while if there are Roma classes, it will be conducted in Romani,” Mickoski said.

He added that all citizens contribute to replenishing the state budget. “Since this is the only thing that interests you, I am answering you, because all the citizens of this country replenish the budget. You know, you cannot drink only from part of a bottle of water because that is what you want. In the same way, when the budget is replenished, it is replenished by everyone,” the prime minister said.

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