The Digital Libya Forum 2026 is kicking off its seventh main session, focusing on Sustainable Development and Strategic Studies. This session brings together top experts, academics, and decision-makers to talk about how strategic planning and public policies can really boost digital transformation and help achieve sustainable development across Libya. The forum is inviting decision-makers, researchers, academics, strategic planning experts, and anyone interested in sustainable development and digital transformation to join this important session. It will highlight how crucial it is to build capabilities, create smart public policies, and use strategic planning to improve how institutions perform and speed up Libya's digital journey. Among the key speakers for this session are Ahmed Mansour Habil, who is the Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) and a commercial advisor at the Libyan Academy for Telecommunications and Informatics. We'll also hear from Engineer Al-Zubair Othman Al-Burki, the Executive Director of the Nuqta Institute for Public Policy Studies, Dr. Salama Al-Ghuwail, who chairs the Libyan Competition and Anti-Monopoly Council, and Dr. Omar Qunaiber. Mark your calendars! These sessions are happening today, Thursday, July 30, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. You can find them at the Benghazi Exhibition Center on Al-Nahr Road. During these sessions, participants will explore the latest insights and real-world experiences in sustainable development and strategic studies. They'll discuss how these areas play a vital role in supporting digital transformation, shaping policies, and making institutions more efficient. All of this aims to build a more effective and prosperous future for Libya.
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