Kosovo Ambassador to Czechia Account

The 51-year-old born in Pristina with family descent from Lipjan, Arber Vladhiu, has taken the highest position of Kosovo's diplomatic representation in the Czech state.

Former Time Ditore editor, former BBC reporter for 11 years, three years in London, 7 years of TV journalist Sweden, who is now going from politics to diplomacy.

Vladiu, in the past seven years, has exercised positions of political adviser to the prime minister's president. For a time he was the Chief Adviser in Presidencys until then for a time Radio Free Europe leader for Kosovo.

Shortly before the national elections, Vladhiu entered the Party of Ramush Haradinaj, in the position of the prime minister's adviser. He also ran for Pristina chairman.

Vladhiu has for a time been a professor of journalism at the University of Pristina and in several private colleges. It's a communications science magistrate.

Largest public clashes, Vladhiu has had with Shpend Ahmeti, in the race for Pristina chairman.

But, even though he was AAKA's candidate in the race, the vote did not get much after his party s quite managed to have electorates in the capital city.

Vladiu was the first journalist to ever go to the Jashar family at the time the Serbian police and army...

While in the presidency, Vlachiu has negotiated joint meetings of political parties.

It is among the first journalists to enter Kosovo at the end of NATO's air campaign and has reported all the time from all war zones.

Also, it has conveyed the entire process of Vienna's status talks, which have been led by former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari. During the time he carried out the post of Chief of Staff at the President's Office, he has been a participant in a number of international conferences that have addressed the topic of reports between Kosovo and Serbia and Kosovo Serbs issues. His associates have said he is harsh at work and regular. He was once named the man who ordered the President by directing public relations.