We are pleased to announce the exceptional acceptance of the Libyan Technology Foundation into the Google for Nonprofits platform, following a sustained effort and continuous technical and administrative follow-up that lasted more than seven months.
Under this acceptance, the Foundation is granted access to paid Google Workspace services (Basic Plan), enhancing institutional work efficiency, collaboration tools, digital security, and technical governance.
This achievement reflects the credibility of the Foundation and its commitment to international standards, marking an important step in the journey of digital transformation and capacity building.
Our sincere thanks go to everyone who contributed and remained patient until this goal was achieved.
The fifth week was rich in both theoretical and practical content, featuring a balanced mix of technical and professional skills alongside hands-on field experiences.
Software Development and Quality Assurance Course
On Saturday, the Software Development course continued with Safaa Emhamed, with a focus on the role of the Quality Assurance (QA) officer and its importance in ensuring the efficiency and quality of software products.
Expert Session
This was followed by an expert session with Ahmed Al-Rifai, during which trainees benefited from his extensive experience in the technology field—particularly software engineering—through real-world experiences and valuable career advice.
Professional Report Writing
Monday and Tuesday were dedicated to in-depth review and practice of professional report writing with Noura Al-Shaibani. Trainees worked on enhancing their skills in documentation, drafting, and organizing content in a professional manner.
CV Development
On Wednesday, the focus shifted to résumé development with Dirar Hijazi, aiming to enable trainees to effectively highlight their skills and experience in a way that reflects their readiness for the job market.
First Field Visit
The week concluded with the trainees’ first field visit to the National Authority for Information Security and Safety, where the team received a warm welcome. Trainees gained first-hand insight into information security and cybersecurity and their vital role within institutions.
A fifth week that brought together learning, practical application, and the beginning of real engagement with the workplace.
The Libyan Technology Foundation takes great pride in its fruitful collaboration with a distinguished group of leading institutions and organizations. What we have achieved would not have been possible without a shared vision and a deep belief in the importance of integration and joint efforts to attain the highest standards of quality and excellence.
We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our partners for their great trust, which has given us stronger motivation to innovate, and for their continuous support that has been a cornerstone of the success of our joint projects. This cooperation has not merely been a professional partnership, but a true embodiment of the spirit of one team striving together toward leadership and excellence.
We are pleased to share with you some of the outcomes of this collaboration, represented by letters of endorsement that we proudly received from our partners, which can be viewed through the following links:
At the Libyan Technology Foundation, we consider these commendations and successes as badges of honor that place upon us a greater responsibility to continue delivering excellence. We reaffirm our commitment to our partners and our community to persist on the path of distinction and innovation.
The fourth week had a practical and well-integrated character, as trainees progressed step by step through the software development journey, from idea to execution.
Software Development and Project Management Course
The week began with a session on project management delivered by Tasneem Al-Maghribi, during which the concept of project management in the job market was explained and practically linked to the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), providing a comprehensive understanding of how requirements are transformed into a tangible product.
Deep Dive into UI & UX
Trainees then delved into the field of UI & UX with Engineer Noha Al-Sharkasi, where the discipline was covered from all angles—starting with understanding users, moving through color testing and user experience, and culminating in interface design.
During this phase, trainees began working on real ideas and transforming them into digital interfaces using Figma.
From Design to Execution – Web Development
Building on the prepared designs, trainees moved into the practical implementation phase of web development. They were introduced to WordPress with program graduate Alaa Al-Sagheer, connecting design to real-world application and putting concepts into practice.
A Fourth Week That Embodied the Complete Software Development Journey
Trainees continue to work on implementing their ideas following the design phase.
The Libyan Technology Foundation continues its journey as a national role model, where integrity, transparency, and good governance are an inherent and central part of its institutional identity. This is the foundation upon which we are building Libya’s digital future.
Pillars of Our Institutional Work:
Robust Governance: We operate within clear legal and regulatory frameworks. Since the Foundation’s establishment, final accounts have been closed annually by an accredited external legal accountant and auditor, under the direct oversight of the Board of Trustees, to ensure the highest standards of procedural integrity and sound resource management.
Global Standards: Our commitment to transparency extends to the international arena. The Foundation’s registration in the European Union Transparency Register stands as evidence of our compliance with the highest international standards of institutional disclosure.
Responsible Disclosure: In line with our national role and the trust we value, we disclose our financial data and administrative practices with full responsibility and clarity to the public.
Legal Compliance: The Foundation adopts a clear legal framework for concluding contracts and agreements, ensuring compliance with applicable laws, safeguarding the rights of all parties, and enhancing transparency and sustainability.
Our National Projects and Activities:
The Foundation stands behind a package of strategic initiatives and programs that serve the public interest and drive progress in Libya, most notably:
Behind these achievements stands a specialized national team working through an institutional methodology based on planning, governance, and teamwork, in accordance with documented policies and procedures.
We take pride in the fact that every effort made and every figure disclosed reflects a tangible impact that serves the aspirations of our nation.
A Technologically Aware and Digitally Connected Libya!
Within the framework of the cooperation agreement between the General Association of Scouts and Guides and the Libyan Technology Foundation, the training course commenced today, Wednesday 14/1, at the General Command Headquarters. The course is being held with the participation of administrative staff at the General Command, assistant sector commissioners at the Executive Office, and specialized task officers. The training will run for two days.
The course aims to develop skills in using the Microsoft 365 suite, contributing to improved institutional performance efficiency and enhanced adoption of modern technologies and software in administrative work, supporting the digital transformation journey.
This course comes as part of an integrated capacity-building and development plan to achieve digital transformation within the Scout Movement. It will be followed by specialized training courses for the Libya Scout Commissionerates during the coming period.
Together towards improving performance and advancing work within the Scout Movement
During this week, program trainees continued to deepen their understanding of Microsoft 365 tools, while also focusing on an equally important aspect: the skills required in the job market.
Continuing the Microsoft 365 Track
The week featured an in-depth exploration of advanced tools, including:
Microsoft Power BI: An introduction to the fundamentals of data analysis and the creation of reports and dashboards, delivered by program graduate Dania Al-Takbali.
Microsoft Power Automate: Understanding the concept of process automation and application integration to streamline workflows, with Mr. Hamed Al-Houni.
Collaborative Learning
This week emphasized a participatory learning approach, where each trainee selected a new Microsoft 365 application or feature, researched it, and presented it to fellow trainees. This contributed to developing presentation, research, and teamwork skills.
Skills Workshop
A dedicated workshop was held on the importance of skills in the job market, highlighting the most in-demand skills today—both technical skills and soft skills, which are essential elements for professional success.
A third week focused on deep understanding, collaboration, and building a solid professional foundation… with more challenges and hands-on experiences ahead.
In an atmosphere filled with excitement and engagement, we hosted the Alumni Gathering for the Internship Program, bringing together graduates from all previous cohorts alongside the trainees of the fifth cohort. The event offered an open space for networking, reconnecting, and sharing success stories and challenges encountered after completing the program.
Each graduate spoke about their experience within the program, how it shaped their career path, and the work they are doing today in the job market. Together, we also discussed the idea of establishing the LTF Internship Alumni Network, exploring its vision, goals, and the activities it could offer to graduates in the future.
We are proud of our graduates and all they have achieved, and we are delighted to see this ongoing, meaningful connection that reflects the true impact of the program. ✨
We leave you with moments captured from the gathering. 📸
The Libyan Technology Foundation welcomes Statement No. (4) issued by the Alliance of Telecommunications Company Unions on Saturday, November 1, 2025, which expressed a responsible spirit and a sound institutional approach in addressing vital issues concerning the telecommunications sector in Libya.
The statement’s emphasis on transparency, dialogue, and collaboration among stakeholders reflects a high level of professional and union awareness and embodies a collective will to restore institutional balance and achieve fairness among employees in the sector—serving the public interest and advancing national progress in technological and communication infrastructure.
The Foundation also commends the positive step represented by the Libyan Holding Company’s Board of Directors Decision No. (29) of 2025, which suspended Decision No. (25) and established a neutral technical committee for review. This move is a long-awaited reform initiative and a direct outcome of dialogue and rapprochement between official and labor entities—an approach the Libyan Technology Foundation has sought to promote since the beginning of the crisis.
The Foundation reaffirms its full support for every national effort that aims to strengthen the culture of collective work and to engage all stakeholders in shaping the future of the telecommunications sector, including professional unions, public companies, independent experts, and specialized civil society organizations.
In conclusion, the Libyan Technology Foundation emphasizes that constructive dialogue and genuine intent for reform are the best means to achieve balance between institutional development requirements and the interests of employees. What has been achieved today is the result of shared responsibility and national cooperation, credited to all who contributed with a spirit of public interest.
In celebration of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we continue our school visits to spread digital awareness among the future leaders of technology. Yesterday, we had an inspiring and energetic visit with the students of Inaro School.
This visit was not just a traditional awareness session — it was an interactive experience designed to empower children to use the internet safely and responsibly. 🌐🛡️
During the session, we talked with the students about: 🔹 The challenges and issues we face online 🔹 The importance of protecting ourselves and our personal information 🔹 The concept of cybercrime and how to avoid it
At the end of the visit, we shared with them the keys to digital safety. Now, the students of Inaro have become NextGen ambassadors within their school, entrusted with the mission of sharing what they learned with their peers — so together, we can all enjoy a safer online environment.
Our sincere thanks and appreciation to Inaro School for their warm welcome and excellent organization. Having schools that support their students, provide a stimulating learning environment, and collaborate with such enthusiasm is a true source of pride for all of us. 🥳
