Experts on the Munich Conference, Kosovo can benefit from defending itself from Serbian attacks

This weekend, all attention will be focused on southern Germany, where world leaders gather for the three-day Munich Security Conference.

There are expected to be high-level statements and discussions on the geopolitics of security, including the region and Kosovo. The Munich Security Conference is being attended by heads of state, President Vjosa Osmani and Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

Kosovo will benefit from this summit with the meetings, analyses, and recommendations that are expected to emerge, which can be implemented by security institutions to prevent risks that may come mainly from Serbia, security experts estimate.

Hybrid warfare is a growing threat. Arben Fetoshi, Director of the Institute for Hybrid Warfare Studies, OCTOPUS, says that this security platform is very important.

Fetoshi emphasizes that there we will receive answers regarding America's military presence in the Western Balkans region.

The Munich Security Conference, founded in 1963, is an independent platform that aims to promote peaceful conflict resolution, international dialogue, and cooperation between states. (A2 Televizion)