Following the inauguration of the National Flight School, Prime Minister Edi Rama announced plans for the establishment of a National Special Forces School. During the opening ceremony, Rama detailed the strategic partnership intended to guide the training and instruction for this advanced institution, which will receive expertise from Israel. Rama stated that discussions are underway with partners to incorporate world-class training, education, and certification standards for special forces operations, specifically citing Israel’s established capabilities.
The envisioned National Special Forces School is designed not only for domestic personnel but also to serve as a regional hub. It will welcome cadets from allied nations within the region, with Kosovo being the initial anticipated participant. The Prime Minister expressed an ambition for these two new defense transformation centers—the Flight School and the Special Forces School—to evolve into recognized poles of excellence beyond national borders.
He highlighted the commitment of Israeli security forces and the air force as key guarantors of this development. While emphasizing the foundational strength provided by this partnership, Rama indicated that the school structure will remain open to cooperation with other international partners. This initiative marks a significant development in the nation’s defense infrastructure, aiming to elevate regional military training standards.
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