Students in Albania have announced a boycott of classes on October 14, following a protest held outside the Ministry of Education in the capital, Tirana, as demonstrations over their demands continue.

In a statement published on social media, the students said they would suspend their participation in classes tomorrow as a form of protest, seeking to draw attention to their demands and pressure authorities to respond.

The announcement comes after demonstrations in Tirana, where student protesters gathered outside the Ministry of Education to voice their concerns.

It remains unclear how many students will take part in the planned boycott or whether education officials will respond to the students’ demands.

The planned action marks a potential new phase in the student movement, with attention now turning to participation levels and the government’s response.