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Alaa Elsagier

Author: Alaa Elsagier

Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government Communication Center

As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the digital infrastructure of national institutions, the Libyan Technology Foundation has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with the Government Communication Center, aimed at fostering cooperation in the areas of digital transformation, communication development, and technical capacity building.

This memorandum marks an important step toward enabling the Government Communication Center — which was established to improve communication between the government and citizens — to benefit from the latest tools and technological solutions that enhance its mission of building trust and improving the image of the government both locally and internationally.

Key Objectives of the Joint Cooperation:

Under this agreement, both parties will work closely to achieve a set of ambitious objectives, including:

  • Supporting Digital Transformation: Providing the necessary consultancy and technical services to support the Center’s digital transformation journey.
  • Capacity Building and Workforce Training: Training and upskilling the Center’s employees on the latest technologies and digital applications, including Microsoft 365 tools, and promoting digital culture.
  • Developing Innovative Solutions: Offering advanced technical consultations on the use of artificial intelligence to improve the Center’s operations and communication mechanisms.
  • Exchange of Expertise and Knowledge: Establishing channels to share experiences and best practices in technology and communication, while benefiting from leading international experiences.
  • Promoting Digital Awareness: Implementing joint programs to raise technological awareness and organizing tech-related events that serve the goals of both parties.

This renewable one-year agreement provides a framework for implementing a variety of joint activities and projects that will directly contribute to enhancing government performance and strengthening the digital communication ecosystem in Libya.

Collaboration Between the Criminal Investigation Department and the Foundation in Publishing the First Issue of the “Digital Compass” Magazine

As part of the celebration of the National Technology Day, the Cybercrime Division of the Criminal Investigation Department announced the release of the first issue of the Digital Compass magazine.

This collaboration between the division and the Libyan Technology Foundation focused on executing the inaugural edition of the magazine, which stands as the first Libyan publication specialized in internet law and cybersecurity. The joint effort aims to support digital awareness and enhance legal culture within cyberspace through specialized editorial content that reflects the challenges of the Libyan digital landscape and offers practical solutions.

This partnership highlights the importance of synergy between security agencies and the civil tech community. It represents a pioneering step toward localizing digital knowledge and developing national, specialized content that serves all segments of Libyan society.

You can view the ‘Digital Compass’ magazine by visiting this link:

NTD 2025 Held Under the Supervision of the Libyan Technology Foundation

Libya Celebrates National Information Technology Day 2025

Today, Sunday, June 1, 2025, Libya’s National Information Technology Day was held under the organization and supervision of the Libyan Technology Foundation, with broad participation from official institutions, private sector entities, and the tech community from across the country.

This annual national event reflects the state’s commitment to the importance of technology as a key driver of sustainable development and a strategic pillar for building an advanced digital infrastructure and a knowledge-based society capable of keeping pace with global change.

On this occasion, the Libyan Technology Foundation reaffirms its commitment to continuing support for digital transformation in Libya and to strengthening the capabilities of the information technology sector by launching initiatives and projects that foster innovation, encourage tech investment, and serve national and societal priorities.

This year’s edition was distinguished by the participation of more than 25 cities across Libya and the organization of over 80 events, including tech forums, workshops, panel discussions, and specialized lectures. Notable highlights include:

  • The main celebration event, attended by various supporters, partners, and tech organizations.
  • The Cybersecurity Forum, organized by the National Authority for Information Security and Safety, which featured 10 sessions and lectures, as well as an international competition titled Cyber Drill.
  • The Cyber Woman session, focused on raising awareness and encouraging women to specialize in cybersecurity fields.
  • The launch of the 2024 National Cyber Threat Report, a 25-page publication released on the Authority’s website.
  • The Developers Summit, which brought together hundreds of programmers and developers and included keynote talks, tech discussions, and the launch of several startup projects.
  • A policy reform workshop for national tech policies, with the participation of stakeholders from both the public and private sectors.
  • A session on Tech Auditing and Oversight, attended by representatives from banks and cybersecurity companies, supervised by the Libyan Audit Bureau.
  • The launch of the “Digital Compass” magazine, a 280-page publication specializing in internet law, featuring a wide range of legal and technical articles and analyses.

The event successfully connected over 400 to 500 participants from various tech sectors and significantly contributed to reshaping the narrative that Libya is solely a land of conflict—affirming instead that Libya is also a land of hope, knowledge, and innovation.

Wishing you all the best on this special occasion.

With sincere appreciation,
Libyan Technology Foundation
June 1, 2025

Libyan Technology Foundation Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Why Studio

Libyan Technology Foundation Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Why Studio to Enhance Visual Identity and Creative Collaboration

As part of its ongoing efforts to develop its communication tools and strengthen its institutional presence, the Libyan Technology Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation with Why Studio | Brand Strategy Design Studio, a company specialized in creative services, on June 2, 2025.

The agreement focuses on supporting the development of a professional visual identity for the Foundation, including the creation of a brand usage guide, visual content management, and comprehensive and effective designs for social media platforms. This support is offered by the company as an unconditional contribution to the Foundation.

The memorandum also includes creative collaboration on several current and future projects, building on the successful joint execution of visual concepts for the 2025 National Information Technology Day.

This step comes within the Foundation’s strategy to build high-quality partnerships that contribute to serving both the general public and the tech community, and to strengthening the programs it implements on a national level.

The Libyan Technology Foundation reaffirms its commitment to promoting a culture of professional excellence and openness to creative partners in order to present an institutional image that reflects the values and technical vision it upholds.

Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Audit Bureau

Tripoli, 12-05-2025

In a strategic move aimed at supporting governance and modernizing the oversight system, the Libyan Technology Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Libyan Audit Bureau to establish the foundations of joint cooperation in the fields of digital transformation, capacity building, and the development of innovative technological tools.

This memorandum comes within the framework of the shared vision between the two parties regarding the importance of equipping oversight institutions with modern technological solutions that enable them to carry out their tasks efficiently and transparently. The agreement aims to achieve a set of key objectives, most notably:

  • Supporting Digital Transformation: Assisting the Audit Bureau in its journey toward full digitization of its operations.
  • Developing Technological Tools: Working on the development of innovative solutions that support governance, transparency, and smart auditing.
  • Knowledge Exchange: Enhancing cooperation in the fields of data management, information security, and the implementation of best technological practices.
  • Capacity Building: Implementing joint training programs to qualify technical and administrative teams in both institutions.

This collaboration is an important step in the Libyan Technology Foundation’s vision to strengthen national partnerships with regulatory and executive bodies and actively contribute to building an integrated national digital system that serves Libya’s development and sustainability goals.

Cooperation Agreement with the Libyan Businessmen Council

On Monday, April 21, the Libya Technology Foundation signed a cooperation agreement with the Libyan Businessmen Council at the Council’s pavilion during the Tripoli International Fair. The agreement aims to support the Council’s digital transformation by digitizing its work systems and enhancing the technical infrastructure of its departments and units.

Under this agreement, the Foundation will provide Microsoft 365 licenses and related tools, in addition to delivering specialized training programs to empower Council members to effectively use the system. The agreement also includes promoting collaboration among work teams through shared accounts and unified workflows, contributing to improved performance and a more efficient work environment.

Third Preparatory Meeting of the Advisory Committee for the Informatics Governance Forum

April 28, 2025 | Libyan Technology Foundation Headquarters

Today, the third preparatory meeting of the Advisory Committee was held to continue developing the themes and program for the first edition of the Informatics Governance Forum, which will take place alongside the celebrations of the National Information Technology Day 2025.

The meeting brought together representatives from several specialized national entities, including:
General Information Authority
National Information Security and Safety Authority (NISSA Libya) – represented by the Director of the Legal Department
Ministry of Communications and Informatics – Libya – represented by the Chairman’s Delegate and the Head of the Experts Office
Internet Society Libya Chapter (ISOC Libya)
Along with a distinguished group of independent experts specializing in policies, regulations, and e-payment systems.

Discussions focused on finalizing the forum’s agenda, selecting keynote speakers and local and international guests, and organizing the institutional participation from various sectors. The aim is to ensure that the forum addresses community needs and contributes to the development of effective digital policies and regulations.

These preparatory meetings are a cornerstone for shaping a forum that reflects the aspirations of diverse stakeholders in the fields of communications and informatics, while strengthening the foundations of effective governance in Libya.

The Libyan Technology Foundation reaffirms its full commitment to supporting this national initiative and providing the professional environment necessary to launch a forum that advances the governance of information technology and the internet according to international best practices.
The Foundation also emphasizes that the doors for cooperation and development remain open to all stakeholders eager to contribute to this important national endeavor.

Preparatory Meeting of the Advisory Committee – Informatics Governance Forum

April 19, 2025 | At the Libyan Technology Foundation headquarters

This evening, the first consultative and second preparatory meeting of the Advisory Committee was held to discuss and prepare the main topics and themes of the Informatics Governance Forum – First Edition, which will take place alongside the National Information Technology Day 2025.

The meeting was attended by representatives from several national institutions, including:

• General Information Authority

• National Information Security and Safety Authority (NISSA Libya) – Director of Legal Affairs

• Ministry of Communications and Informatics – Libya (Director of Development and Director of the Experts Office)

• Raqmena Company – General Manager and Technology Expert

• Internet Society – Libya Chapter (ISOC Libya)

• As well as independent experts in policies, regulations, and electronic payment systems.

These meetings are an important step to build relevant topics that reflect the interests and needs of all stakeholders working in communications, information technology, and data governance.

The Libyan Technology Foundation is committed to supporting this effort by providing the right environment to help organize a national forum that promotes the governance of IT and the internet in Libya, following international best practices.

The Foundation also welcomes continuous cooperation and development with all stakeholders.

Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of LTF

The Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Libya Technology Foundation: Reviewing Achievements, the Annual Report, and the 2025 Plan

The annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Libya Technology Foundation was held today, January 18, 2025, at the Foundation’s headquarters in Tripoli. The meeting was attended by trustees, members of the Board of Directors, administrative staff, and several members and advisors. During the meeting, the annual activity report was presented, highlighting the key achievements and projects that contributed to advancing the mission and goals of the Foundation. Additionally, the financial report was reviewed, with observations provided on performance, accounting errors, and ways to improve them.

The council discussed the challenges faced by the Foundation over the past year, as well as future opportunities to strengthen partnerships and diversify funding sources. Emphasis was placed on adhering to spending policies that ensure efficient resource utilization, with a commitment to keeping operational expenses below 20% of the total budget.

The Foundation reaffirms its commitment to achieving its objectives and strengthening its role as a leading technology institution in Libya.

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Libyan Technology Foundation Joins PKI Consortium

We are pleased to announce that the Libyan Technology Foundation has officially become a member of the PKI Consortium, a global alliance that includes leading organizations in the field of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).

Through this step, the foundation aims to strengthen its position in the field of cybersecurity, support digital transformation in Libya, and enhance trust in digital assets and electronic communications both locally and globally.

The PKI Consortium is one of the most prominent platforms that brings together experts and organizations to develop policies, improve practices, and create standards that ensure the security and integrity of digital information.

Through this membership, the Libyan Technology Foundation seeks to contribute effectively to shaping the future of digital infrastructure and bringing global expertise to Libya to achieve significant progress in the field of digital security.