This camp served as a unique platform for knowledge and experience exchange, promoting regional cooperation and fostering lasting connections among young individuals with shared interests in digital security.

During the camp, participants engaged in intensive training sessions, hands-on challenges, and mentorship programs led by industry experts. The program also featured high-level panel discussions, interactive workshops, and competitive challenges designed to shape the future leaders in cybersecurity.

One of the participants, Selma Salman from Bosnia and Herzegovina, emphasized that the camp was an excellent opportunity to develop her skills and share experiences with other young people from the region. She highlighted the value of building meaningful connections for her future professional growth.

The Deputy Director of AKSK, Floreta Faber, emphasized the importance of international relations in the field of cybersecurity, highlighting the significance of strong regional ties among neighboring countries. She pointed out that this camp, now being organized for the second consecutive year by AKSK, serves as an opportunity for young participants not only to grow professionally but also to build lasting connections with one another.

The Western Balkan Cyber Camp 2025 reaffirms AKSK’s commitment to supporting the development of young talent and strengthening international cooperation in the region. The initiative aims to build a community of experts well-equipped to tackle the complex challenges of digital security and protect the critical infrastructure of the Western Balkans.

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