With digital transformation constantly speeding up and the demand for specialized talent growing, the Digital Professional Employment Forum is a complete platform bringing together job seekers with companies and organizations in technology, telecommunications, and the digital economy. Its main goal is to boost job opportunities, training, and professional development.
This forum acts as a platform to really boost employment in the digital sector.
It creates an interactive space where skilled individuals can connect directly with employers. This helps link national talent with the right job opportunities and supports building career paths that meet the needs of our growing digital job market.
The forum is also about partnerships to support job seekers.
The event is proudly supported by Libyanjobs.ly, our strategic employment partner. This partnership aims to strengthen cooperation between employment-focused organizations and national talent, creating real chances for companies and job seekers to connect. This will definitely boost professional growth and keep up with the demands of digital transformation.
Ready to join? Here's how to register and when the forum takes place:
Organizers have invited both companies and job seekers to register for the forum using the special links provided. The event will run from July 27th to 30th, 2026, at the Benghazi International Conferences and Exhibitions Center.
The event is officially sponsored by the Ru'ya Foundation for Digital Economic Development and Strategic Studies, with the Central Bank of Libya as the main honorary sponsor. Al-Multaqa Company for Organizing International Exhibitions and Conferences is in charge of organizing and overseeing the entire event.
Here's the registration link for companies:
https://forms.gle/TTqWgo6xHjqoc12A8
And here's the registration link for job seekers:
https://forms.gle/3jFCz7DytLtoabWaA
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