The organizing committee for the "Digital Libya Expo 2026 for Digital Economy, Communications, and Technology" has announced that Libya Telecom and Technology (LTT) will be joining as the official technical partner for the event. This exciting expo will be hosted in Benghazi from July 27 to 30. This partnership is a big step towards supporting Libya's digital infrastructure and boosting its digital transformation and knowledge economy efforts. The organizing committee shared that this partnership with LTT, Libya's leading internet and telecommunications provider, shows the expo's commitment to creating a complete tech environment and advanced digital infrastructure. This will ensure a top-notch digital experience for all exhibitors, visitors, decision-makers, and investors attending the event. They added that choosing LTT as the official technical partner isn't just about supporting the expo's activities. It also highlights LTT's crucial role in driving the national digital transformation journey. LTT will provide advanced communication solutions that help develop the digital economy system and strengthen the readiness of smart infrastructure. The committee explained that this partnership will help provide a high-speed and reliable internet and communications network within the expo. This means all digital activities and services will run smoothly and efficiently. It also offers a great platform for LTT to showcase its latest tech solutions and digital services for both individuals and businesses. Furthermore, the partnership aims to support digital inclusion efforts and boost cooperation between government bodies and the private sector. The goal is to develop digital infrastructure that keeps pace with the demands of the digital economy and creates more investment opportunities in the telecommunications and technology sectors. The organizing committee invited decision-makers, investors, entrepreneurs, and all expo visitors to stop by the Libya Telecom and Technology (LTT) booth. It's a fantastic chance to check out their newest tech solutions and digital services. The "Digital Libya Expo 2026" will take place from July 27 to 30 at the Benghazi International Conference and Exhibition Center. It's 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 International Exhibitions and Conferences Organizing Company is in charge of organizing and overseeing the entire event.
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