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ELENA MANDIJA

MODEL EUROPEAN UNION - AlBANIA 2013

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ELENA MANDIJA

DEAR SIR OR MADAM ,

WITH THIS LETTER , I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY INTEREST IN BEING A PART OF THE MEU ALBANIA 2013 .

KNOWING THAT I CAN BE PART OF THE “MODEL EUROPEAN UNION “ ALBANIA 2013 MADE ME SO HAPPY AND CERTAINLY I STARTED MY APPLICATION AS SOON AS I REALISED IT WAS STILL OPENED.
THERE ARE A LOT OF REASONS I WANT TO BE PART OF THE MEU ALBANIA 2013 , FIRST OF ALL , GIVING MY CONTRIBUTION TO CHANGE ALBANIA AND TO TRANSFORM IT INTO ANY OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRY ,WOULD BE REALLY
HELPFUL FOR MY COUNTRY AND CERTAINTLY FOR ME IN MY FUTURE CAREER.
BESIDES SHARING NEW IDEAS, THOUGHTS, OPINIONS , OF WHAT WE CAN IMPROVE , WHAT WE CAN DO BETTER , WHAT WE CAN CHANGE , WILL ALSO HELP AND STIMULATE THE EU LAW- MAKING IN THEIR FUTURE DECISIONS .
FURTHERMORE , THE EU IS ONE OF MY PRIORITIES , ONE OF MY MAIN INTERESTS SINCE I AM CURRENTLY AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS STUDENT IN THE EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF TIRANA.
IT WOULD BE A GREAT OPPORTUNITY , A CHANCE TO MEET NEW PEOPLE , PEOPLE COMING FROM COUNTRIES THAT HAS JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION , BUT ALSO PEOPLE FROM COUNTRIES THAT ARENT YET A PART OF THE “BIG EUROPEAN FAMILY “.
I BELIEVE THIS TRAINING WILL GIVE ME THE SKILLS TO MAKE A VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION FOR MY COUNTRY, BUT ALSO IMPROVE MY ENGLISH SKILLS . MOREOVER , I AM CONFIDENT THAT THIS EXPERIENCE WOULD BE EXTREMELY EXCITING , FUN , AND VALUABLE FOR BOTH MY STUDIES , AND OVERALL GENERAL DEVELOPMENT .
MY RESUME IS ENCLOSES. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME IF YOU REQUIRE ADDITIONAL MATERIALS
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND CONSIDERATION .
I LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR POSITIVE RESPONSE .

YOURS FAITHFULLY ,

MANDIJA ELENA
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