The EU office in Kosovo along with the Swedish Embassy and the Europe House organised an interactive event to discuss EU priorities and mark the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union.  The purpose of the event was to offer an opportunity to students and youth to engage in a casual setting, in a discussion with the EU Ambassador in Kosovo and the Swedish Ambassador and learn more about the EU’s global priority policies, the role of the EU in Kosovo, priorities of the EU for the current year, and challenges ahead.   The main objectives of the discussion included raising awareness about the policy issues for the EU and the focus/results of the current outgoing Presidency; understanding the relevance of these issues to Kosovo and the support that the EU provided to Kosovoand to inform the students and youth about the EU support to Kosovo, opportunities, and how they can benefit.

This was the first of a series of events with member state embassies in Kosovo and Young European Ambassadors were an integral part of this discussion.  Amina Kaja, Fatbardh Kabashi, Eris Cunaku, Diellza Ibrahimi, Agmie Osmani, Albin Bushi were among YEAs who participated in the event.  They disccused with the Ambassadors the above mentioned important topic and also had a chance to discuss with their  peers in a semi-formal setting.