Kosovo’s tech revolution potential
Tech industry provides opportunities, but are things happening?
Since the internet thankfully knows no borders and requires no visa, all one needs to get into this lucrative business is a computer of some sorts and experience in programming.
Teaching programming to students of seven might seem counter-intuitive, but for everyone who has seen the mastery of children as young as three with a smartphone, it isn’t strange.
The opportunities and capabilities of technological intervention in Kosovo seem endless and even dreamy.
Valmir Mehmetaj
Valmir Mehmetaj is a journalist who has previously worked in TV journalism and as a staff writer at Kosovo 2.0. Valmir studied communication sciences at the South East European University in Tetovo, Macedonia. He believes deeply in constant learning and forming original thoughts, and mainly writes about cultural and social issues.
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