Kosovo’s women in business
Opportunities and barriers for Kosovo’s women entrepreneurs.
“We don’t know any women who own businesses, only men. So we don’t know who to turn to for advice.”
“I share the room I work in with my son. He sleeps there, while I work in the mini studio that I created in the corner of the room.” Granita Grezda, Dhè
They feel that it is better to sell in the market than to have a long term contract with a company that is owned by a woman.”
Fahrije Hoti, Kooperativa Krusha
Xhorxhina Bami
Xhorxhina Bami is a senior at RIT Kosovo (A.U.K) double majoring in public policy and economics with a minor in international relations. She has also finished a semester abroad via Erasmus+ at the HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Finland. Currently she is a participant in the Professional Journalism Shadowing Program at K2.0 in the human rights department, a field she wants to pursue in the future.
This story was originally written in Albanian.