The scheduling details for the anticipated meeting between the Minister of Justice, Jeton Shasivari, and representatives from students and university deans concerning the jurisprudence exam issue remain unconfirmed. When questioned by Alsat regarding the organization of this meeting, the minister did not provide clarification on the specific arrangements. In a related development, students at the University of Tirana submitted a formal request to the Ministry of Justice.
This request advocates for the administration of several state professional examinations—including the jurisprudence exam, the notary exam, and the bailiff exam—to be conducted in the Albanian language. The student parliament has issued a statement asserting that both the legal framework and the practical capacity exist to organize the jurisprudence exam and other state examinations in both Albanian and Macedonian languages, covering both theoretical and practical components. The ongoing discussion centers on standardizing the language of these critical professional assessments.
The student body maintains that accommodating multiple languages is both feasible and necessary for equitable examination standards. The Ministry’s engagement, led by the minister, is crucial for determining the path forward for these high-stakes professional exams. Stakeholders await official confirmation regarding the meeting time and the implementation of language provisions for the various state examinations.
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