About this edition
The ninth edition, the community's monthly meeting, took place on 17 May 2014 in Orchide's conference room, a place that had already become a symbol of BarCamp Ferizaj.
Alban Asllani, with his partners Kujtim Bytyqi and Shkumbin Misini, presented their paper on the economic and social importance of visa liberalisation for Kosovo: what people knew about the process, the key facts about it and what the study found.
Besa Salihu talked about her war diary, “The Anxiety and Horror of 78 Days”, in which she wrote down her memories of the war in Kosovo when she was only 13. The 48-page diary, also translated into Romanian, is a plain account of how young people lived through the war.
Organised by the BarCamp Ferizaj team, with the support of IPKO Foundation.
Speakers
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Talk 1
Alban Asllani
“Visa liberalisation: the economic and social stakes”
Co-author, with Kujtim Bytyqi and Shkumbin Misini, of a study on the economic and social importance of visa liberalisation for Kosovo.
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Talk 2
Besa Salihu
“The anxiety and horror of 78 days”
Author of the war diary “The Anxiety and Horror of 78 Days”, written when she was 13 and also translated into Romanian.
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