The shift towards a digital economy is really picking up speed, especially as more people rely on digital financial services and electronic payment technologies. This makes developing our digital financial infrastructure and boosting financial inclusion top priorities to support economic growth and keep up with tech advancements. That's why the Libya Digital Expo and Forum 2026 has invited financial institutions, banks, FinTech companies, and anyone interested in the digital economy to join the forum's second track, which is all about the digital economy and digital banking. This session will showcase the latest digital solutions and services that are driving financial innovation, electronic payments, and financial inclusion. It will also highlight their crucial role in accelerating Libya's move towards a more efficient and sustainable digital economy. You'll hear from Dr. Ahmed Al-Fitouri from the Libyan International University, Dr. Walid Balajoul from Glasgow Caledonian University, Ahmed Sameh from Eijaby Company, banking expert Naaman Al-Bouri from Tadawul Group, and Dr. Victor Oladokun from the African Development Bank Group. Mark your calendars! This session is scheduled for July 28th, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, at the Benghazi Exhibition Center on Al-Nahr Road, as part of the Libya Digital Expo and Forum 2026 events. The entire event is proudly sponsored by the Ru'ya Foundation for Digital Economic Development and Strategic Studies, with the Central Bank of Libya serving as the main honorary sponsor. Al-Multaqa Company for Organizing International Exhibitions and Conferences is in charge of organizing and overseeing all the activities.
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