Ylli Bajraktari, Albanian in charge of the project that will transform major policies in the US

 Bajraktari Brothers, from dhe lekft: Ylli and Ylber, at the Departament of Defense

 Eric Schmidt has been the famous CEO who made Google the big giant of modern technology. Under his leadership, Google forever transformed the way we search for information online.

Today, after a long career in technology and business, Dr. Schmidt has cast his gaze elsewhere. He was inspired by billionaire Nelson Rockefeller who, in the wake of fears of a nuclear war between the US and the Soviet Union, founded the Rockefeller Special Studies Project (SSP) in 1956. With the help of renowned Harvard University scholar of the time, Henry Kissinger, he brought to the project the best strategists and the deepest connoisseurs of international relations, military science, and nuclear technology. The work of this project was crucial in defining American foreign and security policy during the Cold War.

Ylli Bajraktari and the US flag in the background

In our time, when the future of the world will be determined by victory in the competition for artificial intelligence and other new modern technologies, Dr. Schmidt has decided to do something similar. He has created the Special Studies Special Project (SCSO) that will recommend the crucial long-term strategies and policies of the United States in this regard.

To lead this visionary initiative, the former Google boss has chosen the Albanian-American expert Ylli Bajraktari who has worked in the two administrations of Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump and has recently been a key figure in the office of the National Security Adviser to the General. HR McMaster. His story and that of his brother, Ylber Bajraktari, as war immigrants who rose through the ranks of the US administration, has become known in many national newspapers.