https://journals.tultech.eu/index.php/ijitis/issue/feed 2025-01-19T01:23:29+01:00 Mr. Alireza Aldaghi Alireza.Aldaghi@tultech.eu Open Journal Systems <p>The <strong>International Journal of Innovative Technology and Interdisciplinary Sciences (IJITIS) (ISSN 2613-7305)</strong> is a reputable open-access, quarterly multidisciplinary journal that serves as a platform for the publication of reviews, regular research papers, short communications, and special issues on specific subjects, all presented in the English language. With a focus on fostering academic exchange and disseminating original research, IJITIS showcases the latest advancements and achievements in scientific research from Estonia and beyond to a global audience. Our journal welcomes original and innovative contributions across various fields of technology, innovation in the sciences, and interdisciplinary studies. We encourage submissions that provide valuable insights through analytical, computational modeling, and experimental research results. IJITIS is guided by an esteemed international board of editors comprised of distinguished local and foreign scientists and researchers. Notably, we actively seek manuscripts that introduce new research proposals and ideas, and we offer the option for authors to submit supplementary material such as electronic files or software to enhance the transparency and reproducibility of their work.</p> https://journals.tultech.eu/index.php/ijitis/article/view/245 2025-01-19T01:23:29+01:00 Suela Hoxhaj dafinaxhako@yahoo.com Dafina Xhako dafinaxhako@yahoo.com Niko Hyka dafinaxhako@yahoo.com Elda Spahiu dafinaxhako@yahoo.com

<div><span lang="EN-GB">The COVID-19 pandemic, which began in late 2019, has had a profound impact on the political, medical, and social landscapes of countries worldwide. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of the pandemic's effects in Albania, examining the multifaceted challenges faced by the country. It begins with an in-depth assessment of the healthcare sector, addressing the early strain on medical resources, difficulties in executing rapid immunization campaigns, and the need to adapt healthcare infrastructure to unprecedented demands. The economic analysis explores shifts in employment patterns, the collapse of key sectors such as tourism and small businesses, and government interventions, including fiscal stimulus measures aimed at alleviating financial hardship. The paper also considers the social repercussions of the pandemic, including the rise of community-driven resilience initiatives, the mental health toll of extended lockdowns, and the acceleration of digital transformation in education and public services. Using Albania as a case study, this research emphasizes the importance of regional cooperation in enhancing resilience to external crises, provides practical recommendations for future crisis preparedness, and offers broader insights relevant to the Western Balkans.</span></div>

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