Student Mevlan Ademi, who has also led previous protests, said that students are only asking for their rights and to be equal.
The next protest in support of Albanian students in North Macedonia, who are demanding that the Jurisprudence exam be held in Albanian, will take place in Pristina.
Student Mevlan Ademi, who has also led previous protests, said that students are only asking for their rights and to be equal.
From Tirana, he emphasized that it was proven once again that when it comes to the Albanian language, Albanians know how to come together.
"They proved that when it comes to our identity and language, we know how to come together. We are not against anyone, but we are only for our rights and our language, which has been washed with blood," he said.
The protest in Tirana comes after demonstrations held on May 18 in Skopje, where thousands of Albanian students from Albanian regions protested the use of the Albanian language in the Jurisprudence exam.
Students in North Macedonia have also demanded the resignation of Justice Minister Igor Filkov, accusing him of rejecting their request to hold the exam in the Albanian language.
The organizers of the protest in Tirana stated that they will continue their support for Albanian students in the Republic of Macedonia until their demands are met.