In 1928, representatives from the Cham communities in Paramythia, Karvounari and Filiates, requested the opening of two Muslim schools which they would fund themselves. The Greek authorities officially rejected the request, fearing that these Muslim schools would serve Albanian state propaganda by promoting an anti-Greek sentiment among the Chams of Greece.
In 1928, representatives from Cham communities in Paramythia, Karvounari, and Filiates requested to open two Muslim schools that they would fund. However, Greek authorities declined their request due to apprehension that these schools might be utilized by the Albanian state for propaganda against Greeks.