The Institute for Statistics of Kosovo (ASK) recently published the ReKos 2024 report, offering critical insights into the nation’s labor market. The report highlights a significant challenge: unemployment in Kosovo currently sits at 13.9 percent. This alarming figure reflects the substantial number of individuals inactive within the country’s workforce.
Gazeta Express, reporting on March 20, 2026, at 20:31, details the findings of the ReKos 2024 analysis. The report confirms a nationwide unemployment rate of 13.9 percent, a key indicator for kosovo. Furthermore, the data reveals that roughly two-thirds of Kosovo’s population falls within working age.
The ReKos 2024 report specifies that 443,364 individuals are actively employed, while a considerable 548,896 remain inactive. This disparity is further illustrated by the breakdown of the workforce, showing 71,427 individuals classified as unemployed, contrasted against the large number of inactive individuals. The findings are based on the Results of the Population Registration, Household and Housing Survey 2024.
The ASK’s report underscores the importance of addressing this unemployment rate within kosovo.
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