Rector of the University of Tetova, Prof. Dr. Kushtrim Ahmeti, recently held a meeting with the director of the well-known company “Renova,” Mr. Shefki Idrizi, and the director of the “Renova” Foundation, Dr. Beqir Memeti.
The meeting was held as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen ties between the University of Tetova and private enterprises, with the aim of creating new development opportunities, enhancing professional capacities, and supporting scientific research activities.
Based on Renova’s business activities, cooperation is expected to take shape through the Laboratory for Testing and Quality Control of Construction Materials, which operates within the Faculty of Applied Sciences at the University of Tetova. This laboratory represents an important opportunity to bridge academic knowledge with the needs and requirements of the construction sector, contributing to the development of professional practices and the improvement of service quality.
As part of this cooperation, the possibilities of supporting University of Tetova students through academic scholarships were also discussed. These scholarships would help ease the financial burden of their studies and create better conditions for their academic advancement. Through the support of the “Renova” Foundation, the aim is to encourage academic commitment, recognize student achievements, and create new opportunities for students in need of financial assistance.
During the meeting, Rector Prof. Dr. Kushtrim Ahmeti expressed his gratitude to the company “Renova” and the “Renova” Foundation for their willingness to support the University and establish a foundation for future cooperation.
He emphasized the importance of cooperation between universities and the private sector, noting that such initiatives create opportunities for developing joint projects, exchanging experiences, and utilizing professional expertise to address the needs of society.
The cooperation between the University of Tetova, the company “Renova,” and the “Renova” Foundation represents an important step towards strengthening ties with the private sector, supporting students, and creating opportunities for academic, professional, and economic development.
