Libya's vital sectors are increasingly embracing digital technologies as part of efforts to improve services and boost performance. This makes digital transformation a key discussion point at the Libya Digital Forum 2026. The Libya Digital Exhibition and Forum for Digital Economy, Communications, and Technology 2026 announced a new sixth track titled 'Digital Transformation Solutions in Oil, Health, Education, and Other Sectors.' This track will bring together representatives from government and private institutions, universities, entities working in oil, health, and education, digital transformation experts, and those interested in modern technologies.
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