Vushtrria Online looks at how the city, with the academy at its centre, is building a reputation for young coders and innovators.
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"Not sport, but coding and AI": Vushtrri is becoming a hub for young programmers
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Vushtrria Online looks at how the city, with the academy at its centre, is building a reputation for young coders and innovators.
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Following the academy's growth in Albania, founders Ensar Bajrami and Fatbardha Dallku were invited to take part in a discussion with Prime Minister Edi Rama on technology education for young people.
Fatbardha Dallku shared her personal and professional journey, the challenges of building the academy, and why technology education matters for young people in Kosovo.
Through the USAID-supported Diaspora for Women Entrepreneurs programme in Switzerland, Fatbardha took part in B2B meetings that led to cooperation agreements with diaspora companies.
Ledion Hajredinaj started at Innovation Academy at 15. A year later he runs his own small studio, Ledion & Co, and has completed a real website project for a Swiss client.
Xhevat Uka, 42000 Vushtrri, Kosovo
