After the failure of the meeting with Minister Kushi, the latest movement of the lecturers is revealed

The meeting of the pedagogues with the Minister of Education, Evis Kushi, did not produce the expected results.

In a statement to the media after the meeting, the lecturers said that it was agreed only with regard to doctorates and a redesign of the hours, but they still stand by their demands.

They further warned that the protest will continue on October 5 and will be in the form of rallies.

"Regarding the transparency of university expenses, the Ministry promised that it would demand transparency from universities on how public money is spent. We agreed on the point with doctorates, regarding the conditions and the number of doctorates that a lecturer should lead. I believe this will be fixed.

We agreed on a redesign of the hours. It was agreed that it will be analyzed in its entirety to establish a coefficient. We agreed in principle that lectures have a greater coefficient than seminars, both for the bachelor and the master.

We are committed to the main requirements. Our demands are not exaggerated. Exaggeration comes from the wrong perception of the value of money. Every citizen has the right to ask for refunds in times of inflation. Every citizen is supported by every citizen. The government has the option of reimbursing something for students. On October 5, the protest continues. It will be in the form of a rally. It will be a forum with academics and professors", said the professor.