Admir Dahati is a psychology student, researcher, and youth development advocate from Albania, with a strong focus on behavioral and social science, digital society, and social impact research. He is currently pursuing his degree in Psychology, where he has actively contributed to academic conferences and interdisciplinary research initiatives.  

His professional experience spans roles in marketing strategy, project coordination, and civic engagement. He is committed to promoting evidence-based dialogue on contemporary issues such as digital society, youth well-being, and social responsibility. Through his involvement in research, writing, and collaborative projects, he contributes to strengthening youth participation and cross-cultural understanding in both local and international contexts.

Admir is also an active researcher with multiple published scientific papers in psychology, focusing on topics such as social anxiety, cyberbullying, materialism, burnout, and digital behavior. He has presented his work at international conferences across Albania and the Western Balkans, contributing to discussions on AI, digital psychology, and student well-being.

As a Global Ambassador, he brings a multidisciplinary perspective that connects psychology, research, and advocacy, with the goal of promoting informed dialogue, youth participation, and evidence-based social change in both local and international contexts.