Lulëzon Jagxhiu is the Minister of Digitalization and Public Administration in the Government of
the Republic of Kosova. Prior to his current appointment, he served as Government CTO and
Advisor to the Prime Minister on Information Technology. In that role, he coordinated digital
transformation across the Government of Kosova, led the development of national digital and
cybersecurity policies and strategies, and oversaw the implementation of key government-wide
digital transformation programs.
Under his leadership, the Government of Kosova has advanced several flagship GovTech
reforms, including the introduction of the life-event approach to public service delivery, the
development of a sovereign government cloud, the modernization of GovNet, the deployment
of a Whole-of-Government platform, and the establishment of a centralized national data
catalogue. He has also served as a member of the Digital Transformation Commission and the
Executive Commission on Health, both high-level commissions chaired by the Prime Minister, as
well as Chair of the Kosova Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Working Group.
Prior to joining government, Lulëzon spent nearly two decades in executive and senior
management roles in the ICT industry in Kosova, overseeing the delivery of complex digital
transformation projects in Kosova and Switzerland. He holds an MBA with concentrations in
Corporate Financial Analysis and Planning and Strategic Leadership from the Smeal College of
Business at Pennsylvania State University, as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Computer
Engineering from the University of Prishtina. He is a Kosova American Education Fund alumnus
and a member of the Beta Gamma Sigma international business honor society.