Tech events are really stepping up their game, playing a bigger role in finding young talent and boosting innovation. They do this through exciting competitions that bring together programming, robotics, and artificial intelligence. This helps us prepare a new generation of skilled individuals who can lead the digital transformation and support an economy built on knowledge. In line with this, the Digital Libya Expo 2026 has announced the launch of the Ro'ya Championship for Robotics, Innovation, and Creativity. This exciting event is happening under the patronage and encouragement of Dr. Oqba Khalifa Haftar, and with the support of several national institutions. Its main goal is to champion innovators, programmers, and everyone keen on technology.
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