Valon Asani
Prishtina & Zürich

Valon Asani · Founder of dua.com & MIK Group

Be the one.
Know your roots.

I’m Valon. I believe we become stronger when we keep our word, love with respect and carry our Albanian roots forward. I share what I’m learning while building companies and a life between Kosovo and Switzerland.

Letters from Valon

One honest story about love, lived values or our roots—and one thing to try. Every two weeks.

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Interactive investigation · Albania

Who holds power over Albania?

Explore the protests, political relationships and coastal projects through an interactive map, timeline and source library.

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In the media NZZ SRF watson Balkan Insight All interviews

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Personal growth

Kindness needs courage too

Being good does not mean being weak. A reflection on mercy, courage and the biblical imagery in my original post.

·1 min read

Life between cultures

One bad experience is not a whole people

A viewer asked about resentment between Albanians. My answer began with something I have experienced myself: judging everyone through one bad encounter.

·1 min read

Three ways in.

Love well. Live your values. Carry our roots forward. My stories begin with Albanian life and speak to anyone asking similar questions.

What I challenge: disrespect, broken promises and pride that never becomes care or action.

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The questions, replies and unfiltered moments I share on social.

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Valon Asani

About Valon

Love well. Keep your word. Know your roots.

I’m a Swiss-Albanian founder between Zürich and Prishtina. I build ways for people to connect and grow. I want our values to show in how we love, build and care for the next generation.

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Letters from Valon

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