The Libya Digital Forum 2026 shone a spotlight on the most important issues shaping the future of Libya's digital economy. Through engaging dialogue sessions, it brought together officials, experts, and representatives from both public and private sectors to discuss the opportunities and challenges involved in speeding up digital transformation. The forum explored a wide range of strategic topics that are key pillars for building Libya's digital economy. These included digital transformation, smart government services, the digital economy itself, and financial technology (FinTech). It also covered developing digital infrastructure, communication networks, and data centers. Additionally, the forum addressed critical issues like cybersecurity and data protection. It showcased the latest applications of artificial intelligence across various sectors, alongside discussions on smart cities and sustainability. Other key areas included startups, innovation, entrepreneurship, developing digital skills, and tech employment, as well as robotics and emerging technologies. The forum's sessions also highlighted the importance of strengthening partnerships between the public and private sectors. These collaborations are seen as crucial drivers for accelerating digital transformation and supporting the growth of Libya's digital economy. The forum featured extensive discussion sessions with officials, experts, and specialists. They talked about the main challenges facing digital transformation, the opportunities available for developing digital infrastructure, enhancing cybersecurity, and expanding digital services for citizens. All these efforts aim to build a more competitive and sustainable digital economy.
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