Rufi Osmani

Rufi Osmani is a Full Professor (Part-time) at the Faculty of Business and Economics, South East European University, specializing in Finance and Accounting. He holds a Doctor of Science degree from the University of Prishtina with a focus on Finance, alongside a Master's and Bachelor's in the same field. His work spans education, public service, and private sector leadership.

• Education: Doctor of Science (2005), Master of Science (2002), Bachelor of Economic Science (1983)

Rufi Osmani has dedicated his career to analyzing financial systems, fiscal policies, and economic dynamics in the Western Balkans. His research emphasizes fiscal decentralization, business climate, foreign direct investment (FDI), pandemic economic consequences, and banking sector performance. He often applies empirical methodologies to regional case studies.

Notable trends in his publications include studies on financial performance, fiscal policy impacts, business climate improvements, and macroeconomic factors affecting the banking sector in North Macedonia, Kosovo, and the broader Western Balkans region.

His career includes roles as Mayor of Gostivar (2009-2013, 1997-1998), Member of Parliament (1994-1996), and General Manager at Private Accounting Company 'Ardian' (1990-1994). He has consistently contributed to academic literature and public policy discussions.

Rufi Osmani's work is primarily conducted within educational institutions, including South East European University and the University of Tetova, where he focuses on research, teaching, and advising on economic and financial matters.