The organizing committee for the "Ru'ya Innovation and Creativity Championship 2026" has announced that registration is now open for young innovators and tech project owners. This championship is a key part of the Digital Libya Expo 2026, and its main goal is to champion innovation and entrepreneurship. It also aims to connect promising ideas with investors and organizations that can offer support. The championship is proudly sponsored by the Ru'ya Foundation for Digital Economic Development and Strategic Studies. It's also overseen and organized by Al-Multaqa Company for Organizing International Exhibitions and Conferences, with ICE CODE joining as an organizational partner. All these efforts are geared towards strengthening the innovation ecosystem and encouraging tech solutions that can make a real economic and social difference. An Opportunity to Showcase Projects to Investors and Experts This championship is specifically for young people between 15 and 35 years old who have projects or innovations in various tech fields. It's a fantastic chance for them to show off their ideas and products to top specialists, supporting organizations, investors, and even the general public. This exposure is crucial for speeding up project growth and turning those innovative ideas into real investment opportunities. Registration is Now Open! The organizing committee has invited everyone interested in participating to register using the special online form. They stressed that this championship is a vital platform to support tech talent and shine a spotlight on innovations that can help build Libya's digital economy and boost its entrepreneurial scene. They also sent a special message to owners of new ideas and startup projects, encouraging them to grab this opportunity. The goal is to turn their innovations into real-world projects that can compete and make a noticeable impact.
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