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Astrit Sahiti participated in a youth conference called "Mind thegap!" in Istanbul, Turkey from November 2-6, 2014. The conference focused on connecting youth work to employment by developing an understanding of skills and competencies. Erasmus+ is an EU program that aims to improve youth employability through education, training, and youth activities. It focuses on developing young people's skills, social inclusion, and improvements to youth policy. This certificate verifies Astrit Sahiti's participation in the conference.
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