Flandra Marmullaku, CEO and co-founder of Data4x, recently received the ICT Women of the Year award from the Regional Cooperation Council. In a recent appearance on the podcast “Rrugëtimi,” Marmullaku discussed the profound emotions associated with receiving the accolade and its broader significance for Kosovo. During the interview, Marmullaku emphasized that the recognition was a significant moment, not only for her personally but also for the nation she represents.
She stated, “It was truly a huge emotion when I received the notification that I was chosen for the 2026 Woman of the Year for Technology, for all the countries in the region, these six countries of the Western Balkans, it is a privilege not only for me as an individual, but also for the country we are representing with this award.”
The Regional Cooperation Council’s awards are designed to honor female entrepreneurs across the Balkans. Marmullaku was among the recipients acknowledged by the council. She also spoke about the competitive nature of the award.
Her participation highlights the growing role of women in the technology sector within the region. The recognition underscores the achievements of local innovators and the increasing visibility of the ict sector in Kosovo. The year of the award and the impact of such accolades are seen as catalysts for further development in the region’s entrepreneurial landscape.
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