Kosovo is becoming more competitive on the global market: Milky Serbia “Vita” increases export in the United States, Europe and wider, but it is blocked in Bosnia

Kosovo has noted continued progress in increasing exports to other countries over the past year, according to recent data published by the Institute GAP.

As this export trend continues even this year, this is because our country has exported its first product contingent to Libya. The first contingent has already been launched. Milky “Vita” Istog to Libya.

This marks an important historical moment for Kosovo, as it opens a new market for its products and strengthens its position as a regional economic player.

And since last year, Kosovo has exported to the United States, North Macedonia, Albania, Germany, Switzerland, Serbia, Italy, Montenegro, Slovenia and Turkey. Increasing exports is the result of Kosovo's efforts to diversify its economy and reduce its dependence on foreign aid.

Although Kosovo is known for its high quality of production and export in many countries of the world, it still faces obstacles to its export to countries like Bosnia and Herzegovina. That happens despite the fact that Kosovo has managed to ensure high standards for the quality of its products and has managed to export to the most important markets in the world.

While Kosovo cannot export milk products to Bosnia, our country imports six milk types from this country.

However, Kosovo's export with other Balkan countries, but even wider, year after year marks visible growth.

This export growth is a positive development for Kosovo's economy and a sign that the country is advancing towards its goal of achieving sustainable economic growth and prosperity for all its citizens.