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Benghazi to Host 2nd Ru'ya Robotics Championship at Digital Libya Expo 2026

Benghazi is getting ready to host the second 'Ru'ya' Robotics Championship, a key part of the Digital Libya Expo 2026. This exciting event aims to boost tech innovation and encourage young people to use robotics and AI for new, creative solutions.

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Benghazi to Host 2nd Ru'ya Robotics Championship at Digital Libya Expo 2026

Benghazi is buzzing with excitement as it gets ready to host the second "Ru'ya" Robotics Championship! This awesome event is part of the larger Digital Libya Expo 2026 and aims to really boost tech innovation. It's all about encouraging young people to use robotics and artificial intelligence to create cool, new technological solutions.

The Ru'ya Foundation for Digital Economic Development and Strategic Studies, working hand-in-hand with the Hope Makers Foundation and the "Beyond" Robotics Team, has officially opened registration for the championship. Mark your calendars! It's happening from July 27th to 29th at the Benghazi International Conference and Exhibition Center.

This championship is one of the exciting tech activities happening alongside the main expo. Its goal is to attract talented individuals and specialized teams in robot design and programming. It's a fantastic competitive platform where they can show off their innovative ideas and projects in an environment that blends creativity with modern technology.

The organizers emphasized that the championship offers participants a great chance to test their skills in programming, robotics, and engineering. Plus, it's a wonderful opportunity to develop teamwork and problem-solving abilities. This all helps prepare a new generation of talent ready to meet the demands of the digital economy and technological transformation.

The Ru'ya Foundation is calling on all students, innovators, and anyone interested in robotics and modern technologies to sign up and join the competition! They highlighted that the championship is one of the most prominent events that brings together a spirit of competition and creativity, offering a platform to exchange experiences and build connections among innovators and specialists in the sector.

The Digital Libya Expo 2026 itself will see wide participation from technology companies, government and private institutions, experts, and specialists in communications, digital transformation, and innovation. This really strengthens the expo's position as a regional hub for showcasing the latest digital solutions and technologies in the region.

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