The government has opened another call to bring young people and professionals closer to state structures, this time in the field of public communication. Through an announcement made public by Prime Minister Edi Rama, the “MIA Network” is presented as part of the changes he calls the “Turn of the Fourth Mandate.”
What Rama announced
According to the announcement published by the prime minister, the call is addressed to professionals, young people, experts and creators who want to contribute to public communication.
The invitation is linked to involvement in the communication structures of central institutions or cooperation with the Agency for Media and Information through ideas, projects and new solutions.
Focus on communication, media and technology
According to the official version, profiles are being sought with skills in communication, media, social networks, technology, artificial intelligence, video, design, data and new communication formats.
In essence, the government is seeking to expand its public communication network, presenting this as a new opening for those who want to serve in the public sector.
How the application is expected to work
Interested applicants must submit an idea, project or concrete solution on how institutions communicate with citizens.
They are also required to send a video of up to 60 seconds, in which the applicant presents their idea.
Deadline
Applications will remain open until September 10, 2026, at 11:00 p.m.
Full information on the call has been published on MIA’s dedicated page.
The call comes at a time when the government is packaging the expansion of communication structures as part of the reorganization of the fourth mandate.
It remains to be seen how much real space will be given to new ideas and to what extent this initiative will produce an improvement in communication with citizens, beyond the institutions’ need for a stronger public presence.