Author: Alaa Elsagier

🌐 The Libyan Technology Foundation Strengthens Partnership with the Civil Society Commission to Support Digital Transformation

Written by Alaa Elsagier on March 30, 2026. Posted in الأخبار. No Comments on 🌐 The Libyan Technology Foundation Strengthens Partnership with the Civil Society Commission to Support Digital Transformation

As part of its commitment to advancing digital transformation and enhancing the operational environment of civil society organizations in Libya, the Libyan Technology Foundation held a meeting with the Civil Society Commission under the Presidential Council to explore prospects for joint cooperation and strengthen institutional partnerships in the fields of digital transformation and organizational development.

During the meeting, both sides discussed ways to support civil society organizations by improving their digital tools and enhancing their efficiency in line with modern technological demands.

The Libyan Technology Foundation also presented its key activities and initiatives in digital transformation, along with its performance reports for 2025 and 2026, and its annual plan for 2026. The plan focuses on implementing programs and projects aimed at developing the technical infrastructure of civil society organizations and strengthening their capacities in digital management and institutional governance.

The Foundation emphasized its commitment to building effective partnerships with national entities to empower civil society organizations, improve their performance, and reinforce their role in supporting sustainable development pathways.

The meeting also addressed several joint initiatives and programs aimed at raising awareness about the importance of digital transformation and qualifying young professionals, enhancing the readiness of the civil sector to keep pace with modern technological advancements.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the Libyan Technology Foundation reaffirmed the importance of continued coordination and collaboration with the Civil Society Commission to promote e-governance principles, enhance transparency, and build a more effective and impactful civil sector in Libya.

Closing Day of the Professional Internship Program – Fifth Edition

Written by Alaa Elsagier on February 9, 2026. Posted in News, Activities. No Comments on Closing Day of the Professional Internship Program – Fifth Edition

The Libyan Technology Foundation concluded today the fifth edition of its Vocational Training Program, following a two-month training journey focused on structured learning, capacity building, and hands-on practical work.

We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to the trainees for their high level of commitment, continuous dedication to self-development, and the clear academic and professional growth we proudly witnessed throughout the program.

We also express our deep gratitude to the experts and trainers who enriched the program with their expertise and practical experience, delivering high-quality and impactful training content.

Special appreciation goes to the team and staff of the Libyan Technology Foundation for their cooperation, organization, and pivotal role in ensuring the program’s smooth and successful implementation.

We believe that this conclusion marks the beginning of promising professional paths for our trainees, and we wish them continued success and achievement in their future endeavors.

The First Board of Directors Meeting for This Year

Written by Alaa Elsagier on February 9, 2026. Posted in News, Activities. No Comments on The First Board of Directors Meeting for This Year

The Libyan Technology Foundation held its first Board of Directors meeting for the year 2026 as part of its efforts to strengthen institutional governance and organize work pathways for the upcoming phase, and in implementation of the decisions of the Board of Trustees.

The meeting addressed the clarification of the Board’s roles and responsibilities for the coming period, highlighted key projects, discussed proposed plans, reviewed ongoing work and priorities, and followed up on financial and administrative updates. In addition, a number of relevant policies and organizational regulations were reviewed and studied.

This meeting comes within the framework of the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to promote the principles of transparency and institutional work, activate the role of the Board, and enhance integration between administrative and organizational structures, in support of its national mission in the fields of technology and digital transformation.

Letter of Commendation from Libya National TV

Written by Alaa Elsagier on January 27, 2026. Posted in News, Cooperations and Agreements. No Comments on Letter of Commendation from Libya National TV

25-01-2026 | News, Agreements & Partnerships

National media and digital transformation are two complementary pathways in building public awareness and enhancing trust in information.

The Libyan Technology Foundation works to support the development of the media environment through the deployment of digital solutions, capacity building, and improving technological proficiency, in a way that keeps pace with global developments and serves the national interest.

Empowering media institutions with modern technological tools contributes to improving content quality, enhancing accessibility, and reinforcing the role of media as an active element in development and in building a digitally aware society.

Board of Trustees’ Annual Meeting – 2026

Written by Alaa Elsagier on January 25, 2026. Posted in News, Activities. No Comments on Board of Trustees’ Annual Meeting – 2026

Yesterday, Saturday, January 24, 2026, the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees, members, administrators, and staff of the Foundation was convened—marking a significant milestone that once again affirmed the strength of the institutional framework and the clarity of vision adopted by the Foundation in managing its affairs and steering its future aspirations.

The meeting included a review of the 2025 Annual Activity Report, highlighting the most notable milestones and qualitative achievements accomplished during the past period. The Chairman of the Board of Directors was also briefed on the recent campaign, presenting its legal, technical, financial, and procedural aspects, as well as the strength of the Foundation’s position in carrying out its work. This took place in the presence of observers from the Civil Society Commission, at the request of the Foundation.

The consolidated financial statements for the year 2025 were presented and discussed in depth by the members, then approved, with the attendance and briefing of the external legal auditor to the Board of Trustees—reinforcing the principles of transparency and financial stability, and entrenching the foundations of sustainable growth.

The meeting was not limited to evaluating past performance; it also served as a platform for shaping the next phase, during which the following took place:

Informing members of the operational plan for the current year.
Approving the financial statements, operational budget, and projects.
Approving amendments to the Articles of Association.
Reviewing a package of new projects and initiatives planned for implementation.
Aligning directions with the overall vision and strategic objectives of the Foundation, ensuring the maximization of institutional and societal impact.

This meeting embodies a renewed commitment to a sustainable planning approach, the strength and resilience of the Foundation’s team, and their determination to achieve objectives. It also reaffirms the Foundation’s conviction that continuous development and the integration of efforts are the two fundamental pillars for fulfilling its mission and goals, and for moving forward with confidence toward broader horizons of impact and excellence.

Letter of Commendation from the National Association for Outstanding Students and Talents

Written by Alaa Elsagier on January 25, 2026. Posted in News, Cooperations and Agreements. No Comments on Letter of Commendation from the National Association for Outstanding Students and Talents

The Libyan Technology Foundation believes that building technological awareness and supporting national talents can only be achieved through effective community partnerships based on integration between civil society organizations, educational institutions, and relevant sectors.

Within this context, our engagement with the National Association for Outstanding Students and Talents represents a model of purposeful cooperation aimed at empowering young minds, fostering innovation, and linking technology to community needs and sustainable development.

We remain committed to joint action, the exchange of expertise, and the development of national initiatives that reflect our social responsibility and contribute to shaping a more aware and impactful digital future in Libya.

Together, we work…

For a technologically aware society and partnerships that make a difference.

Commendation from the General Authority for Communications and Informatics

Written by Alaa Elsagier on January 25, 2026. Posted in News, Cooperations and Agreements. No Comments on Commendation from the General Authority for Communications and Informatics

Within the framework of supporting the digital transformation pathway and strengthening institutional partnerships, the Libyan Technology Foundation has received an official commendation from the General Authority for Communications and Informatics, affirming the Foundation’s pivotal role as one of Libya’s leading national organizations specialized in the fields of communications, information technology, and digital transformation.

This local and international recognition serves as confirmation of the Foundation’s contributions to building national capacities, developing digital skills, and fostering a culture of innovation and technological knowledge, in addition to supporting professional and awareness-raising initiatives and programs with national impact.

The Authority also affirms its support for the participation of the Libyan Technology Foundation in local and international technical programs, initiatives, and partnerships, in a manner that serves the public interest and contributes to consolidating the digital transformation path in Libya.

We take pride in this institutional recognition and reaffirm our commitment to continuing our work with transparency and responsibility, and to strengthening cooperation with all national and international entities, in service of the nation and its technology sector.

Letter of Commendation from the Civil Society Commission

Written by Alaa Elsagier on January 23, 2026. Posted in News, Cooperations and Agreements. No Comments on Letter of Commendation from the Civil Society Commission

The Libyan Technology Foundation extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to the Civil Society Commission for the official letter of recognition, which expressed its appreciation for the role undertaken by the Foundation in supporting digital transformation pathways and strengthening the principles of institutional governance within Libya’s civil society ecosystem.

This correspondence affirms that the institutional work carried out by the Foundation since its establishment—along with its capacity-building programs and the provision of technical consultations and recommendations—is proceeding in the right direction, in alignment with legal frameworks and national policies, and in cooperation with various public, private, and international entities.

The Libyan Technology Foundation regards this recognition and commendation as an added responsibility to continue strengthening the culture of digital transformation, raising the level of technological awareness, enhancing transparency and institutional compliance, and contributing to the improvement of civil society organizations’ performance in a manner that ensures sustainability and serves the public interest.

While taking pride in this recognition, the Foundation renews its commitment to professional independence, collective action, and exerting every possible effort to support a Libya that is more technologically aware, more connected to the world, and strengthened by greater trust in civil society institutions and their national role.

Letter of Commendation from the General Scout and Guide Movement

Written by Alaa Elsagier on January 22, 2026. Posted in News, Cooperations and Agreements. No Comments on Letter of Commendation from the General Scout and Guide Movement

The Libyan Technology Foundation extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to the General Scout and Guide Movement for the letter of commendation and praise, which reflects the depth of the national partnership and recognizes the professional and institutional role played by the Foundation in supporting digital transformation pathways and empowering organizations working with youth.

We take pride in the content of the correspondence, which commended the signing of the joint cooperation agreement and its objectives of developing technical infrastructure, building digital programs and platforms targeted at youth and leaders, and enhancing organizational efficiency, communication tools, and training mechanisms in line with the requirements of the digital age.

We also value the acknowledgment of the level of professionalism, systematic planning, and the provision of technical consultations tailored to the realities of scouting work, as well as awareness initiatives that contributed to raising technological awareness and fostering a culture of safe and effective use of technology among youth leaders.

This commendation serves as a strong incentive to continue joint efforts, strengthen purposeful national partnerships, and build a modern and sustainable digital environment that serves youth and supports scouting values in Libya.

Letter of Commendation from the Alliance of Telecommunications Companies’ Trade Unions

Written by Alaa Elsagier on January 20, 2026. Posted in News, Cooperations and Agreements. No Comments on Letter of Commendation from the Alliance of Telecommunications Companies’ Trade Unions

In a step that reflects the importance of constructive institutional dialogue, the Libyan Technology Foundation values the commendation issued by the Alliance of Telecommunications Companies’ Trade Unions for its role in fostering a culture of community dialogue and strengthening collective bargaining pathways within the telecommunications sector, which is considered one of the vital pillars of the national economy and digital transformation in Libya.

Over the past period, the Foundation has worked to provide professional and safe spaces for dialogue, bringing together various stakeholders, including management bodies, trade unions, experts, and institutions. This has contributed to bridging viewpoints, enhancing mutual trust, and supporting consensus-based solutions founded on the rule of law and sound governance, away from escalation or exclusion.

We firmly believe that responsible collective bargaining and dialogue based on knowledge and data represent the optimal path to achieving institutional stability, protecting workers’ rights, ensuring service continuity, and enhancing the efficiency of the telecommunications sector in a manner that serves both citizens and the state alike. From this perspective, the Libyan Technology Foundation continues its role as an independent professional bridge connecting all parties and promoting the principles of transparency, participation, and accountability.

The Foundation renews its commitment to working with all partners to support a fair and stable regulatory environment and to contribute to building a modern, secure telecommunications sector capable of keeping pace with the requirements of comprehensive digital development in Libya.