
From October 22 to 24, 2025, Prof. Dr. Mihone Kerolli, Rector of the Public International Business College Mitrovica (IBCM), participated in a working meeting organized by the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Kosovo (ASHAK) for the preparation of the “Albanian Encyclopedia.” The meeting, hosted by ASHAK’s local editorial office for Kosovo, brought together scholars and experts from diverse disciplines to advance one of the most significant academic projects in the region.
The discussions focused on drafting and reviewing article models for multiple fields, including visual arts, performing arts and film, music, natural sciences, industries and technologies, energy, geology and mining, medicine, environment, engineering, architecture and construction.
Throughout the sessions, participants analyzed article structures, reviewed literature and reference standards, discussed citation methodologies, and addressed various editorial questions essential to ensuring academic consistency and quality.
The meeting was led by Academician Mehmet Kraja, Editor-in-Chief for Kosovo of the “Albanian Encyclopedia,” supported by Academician Eqrem Basha, Corresponding Member Fetah Podvorica, and Academician Fejzullah Krasniqi from the Central Editorial Board.
Rector Kerolli’s participation underscores IBCM’s ongoing engagement in national academic and scientific initiatives that promote collaboration, excellence, and the advancement of knowledge.
“This initiative represents a collective effort to document and promote the scientific and cultural legacy of Albanian scholars and professionals,” Rector Kerolli noted. “It is an honor to contribute to a project that will serve as a foundation for future generations of researchers.”
The series of meetings held during October 2025 represents a significant step forward in the editing and publication process of the “Albanian Encyclopedia,” one of the most ambitious academic undertakings in the region.
About ASHAK
Founded in 1975, the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Kosovo (ASHAK) stands as the highest scientific and artistic institution in the country. It brings together leading scholars and artists to advance research, cultural preservation, and innovation through publications, conferences, and collaborative national projects.

