Yesterday the Italian soldiers of the Regional Command West (RC-W), a multinational command of the mission in Kosovo, made a donation of laptops and a video projector for the construction of a multimedia laboratory.
The activity was carried out within the framework of the CIMIC, CIvil MIlitary Cooperation activities carried out by the Italian contingent.
The material, delivered to the Ibrahim Mazreku institute, in the Albanian-majority municipality of Malishevo, will allow the 820 students to attend computer courses, developing the knowledge necessary for the use of modern devices that will also be used for language learning foreigners.
Last week two other donations were made which saw Italian soldiers deliver fourteen bicycles to the small Serbian community of Velika Hoca and six radio sets to the Fire Department of the municipality of Istok, the latter of Bosnian ethnicity.
The projects carried out by the Italian contingent support the different ethnic groups living in Kosovo, many of which are aimed at younger generations and centered on the principle of public utility.
The Italian soldiers of the RC-W, employed in the NATO-led KFOR mission, whose Italian component is made up of soldiers of the 24th Peloritani Regiment of the Aosta Brigade, in addition to operating daily for the control of the territory, to guarantee security and stability of the area, they support small local realities with donations.
