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Seeking to stem the flight of its young doctors, Albania has brought in a law to make recent medical graduates work in their home country for up to five years, or until they pay back their tuition fees. Sixth year medical student Kristi Tata said he felt "torn between two loves -- to specialise abroad and then return to Albania or to work in the country" after his studies.
Albania introduces a law, setting conditions for medical graduates before they could venture abroad
Seeking to stem the flight of its young doctors, Albania has brought in a law to make recent medical graduates work in their home country for up to five years, or until they pay back their tuition fees.
Seeking to stem the flight of its young doctors, Albania has brought in a law to make recent medical graduates work in their home country for up to five years, or until they pay back their tuition fees.Sixth year medical student Kristi Tata said he felt "torn between two loves -- to specialise abroad and then return to Albania or to work in the country" after his studies.
2021-02-01 22:06:45 GMT2021-02-02 06:06:45(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Video Player Close TIRANA, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- The Albanian Health Ministry reported on Monday 865 new coronavirus cases and 13 COVID-19 related deaths in the past 24 hours, taking the tally of confirmed cases to 78,992, with 47,922 recoveries and 1,393 fatalities. Deputy Minister of Health Mira Rakacolli, who is also head of the Technical Committee of Experts on the coronavirus situation, told reporters on Monday that over the past two weeks health authorities have seen an increase in daily infection numbers and fa...