Editing Kosovo (section)

== Economy and transport ==
Services form the largest part of Kosovo's economy. Remittances from Kosovars living abroad support household income and domestic consumption. Agriculture remains an important source of work in rural municipalities, while construction and small-scale manufacturing contribute to the urban economy. Kosovo uses the euro as its currency.

Kosovo has no seaport, making roads and border crossings central to its trade. Routes from Pristina connect the country with Serbia and North Macedonia. Western roads pass through Prizren and Gjakova toward Albania, while the Peja corridor provides access toward Montenegro. During the 1990s and early 2000s, Harku i Drenicës used the western network to separate its depots from its accounting offices and foreign cargo routes.<ref name="gjakova-geography"/><ref name="harku-history"/>