In 2025, Kosovo experienced a significant surge in foreign direct investment, totaling 1.03 billion euros. This represented a remarkable growth of 238.2 million euros, equating to roughly 30% over the previous year’s figures. Data released by the GAP Institute highlighted the substantial contributions from several key nations.
Germany and Switzerland were the primary drivers of this investment, providing 268.7 million euros and 223.9 million euros respectively. Other notable investing countries included Albania, with 103.6 million euros, the United States contributing 92.5 million euros, and Austria with 59.8 million euros. The combined investment from Germany and Switzerland accounted for 48% of the total foreign investment within Kosovo during that year.
Notably, the sector attracting the largest portion of these funds was real estate activities, totaling 770 million euros. This represented 75% of all foreign investment received. Following real estate, business activities garnered a considerable share of the investment capital.
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Kosovo’s foreign investments are anticipated to total one billion euros by 2025, marking a 30 percent rise.