TIRANA, Nov 10 – Evis Qaja, an Albanian intellectual starting as a journalist in Albania, Greece and now working in the public administration in Albania, was selected among the Great Minds of the 21st Century Awards by the American Biographical Institute (ABI).
ABI is a biographical reference directory publisher based in the United States in Raleigh, North Carolina that has been publishing biographies since 1967.
The ABI is also the co-host with the International Biographical Centre of a yearly World Forum, (previously the International Congress on Arts and Communications) which invites a select group of international representatives to join for a week of professional seminars, artistic displays and performances, and the sharing of culture.
ABI includes Albanian among Great Minds of the 21st Century Awards
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