During the meeting, Rector Prof. Dr. Mihone Kerolli Mustafa shared IBCM’s future development plans, emphasizing the institution’s commitment to strengthening its international dimension, supporting Kosovo’s European integration process through education, and creating new opportunities for students and academic staff.

Vice Rector Prof. Dr. Ekrem Gjokaj presented IBCM’s growing portfolio of international projects and partnerships, highlighting the institution’s successful participation in Erasmus+, Jean Monnet, and other European initiatives. Discussions focused on the increasing number of international mobility opportunities available to IBCM students and staff, as well as the college’s achievements in securing and implementing international projects.

Particular attention was given to existing and future cooperation opportunities with Hungarian higher education institutions. The discussions highlighted IBCM’s collaborations and academic links with Milton Friedman University and the University of Szeged, while also exploring possibilities for expanding cooperation with additional Hungarian universities and research institutions.

Furthermore, the Ambassador introduced several Hungarian institutions and research centers with strong potential for future collaboration, including opportunities for joint research projects, academic exchanges, and the development of new partnerships. Discussions also explored possibilities for cooperation in areas of social sciences, innovation, and international research initiatives.

IBCM remains committed to expanding its international network and developing partnerships that contribute to academic excellence, innovation, and global engagement for its students and staff.