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Libyan Technology Foundation Renews Registration in the EU Transparency Register

Libyan Technology Foundation Renews Registration in the EU Transparency Register

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Libyan Technology Foundation (LTF) has officially renewed its registration in the EU Transparency Register following the completion of its annual data update. The foundation continues to be accredited under the registration number: 63-070131099943-63.

The Transparency Register is one of the European Union’s leading official platforms, bringing together entities and organizations participating in dialogues on public policy. It aims to promote the principles of transparency, openness, and accountability in relations with EU institutions.

The continuation of the foundation’s registration underscores its commitment to operating in accordance with international best practices. It further strengthens its presence in digital transformation initiatives and dialogues, contributing to Libya’s representation in relevant regional and international discussions.

The foundation continues to monitor and engage with a number of European policies and legislations related to digital transformation, most notably:

• The European AI Act.

• The Digital Services Act (DSA).

• The Data Governance Act

. • The European Cybersecurity Act.

• EU international digital cooperation initiatives, primarily Global Gateway and the Digital for Development (D4D Hub).

Furthermore, the LTF organizes initiatives and dialogues based on digital governance principles, including the Information Technology Governance Forum in Libya. It also conducts awareness events and specialized discussions on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, open data, and the ethics of emerging technologies. Additionally, it develops multilingual knowledge and awareness resources in data protection, digital safety, and the responsible use of modern technologies.

This international presence is an extension of the foundation’s role in supporting digital transformation and building technical capacities in Libya through its various programs and initiatives. These include NextGen, training and qualification programs, the Developers Summit, National Tech Day, the Cybersecurity Forum, Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and other initiatives aimed at empowering youth, fostering innovation, and building a secure and sustainable digital ecosystem.

The foundation also continues to strengthen its network of international relations through its membership in several specialized bodies, including:

• ITU Telecommunication Development Sector (ITU-D).

• Public Key Infrastructure Consortium (PKIC).

Libyan Technology Foundation reaffirms its commitment to continuing its work with various local and international partners, enhancing Libya’s contribution to global dialogues on digital transformation, digital governance, and innovation, and building a more inclusive and sustainable digital future.

Libyan Technology Foundation announces its commitments within the ITU’s Partner2Connect platform

Libyan Technology Foundation announces its commitments within the ITU’s Partner2Connect platform

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As part of its commitment to supporting the digital transformation journey and enhancing Libya’s contribution to global digital initiatives, Libyan Technology Foundation announced the submission of its commitments within the Partner2Connect Digital Coalition platform of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

This commitment represents a pledge to the international community to contribute to building a more inclusive digital society, support initiatives that advance technical knowledge, empower talent, encourage innovation, and create sustainable spaces for collaboration and knowledge sharing in the fields of technology and digital transformation.

Through this pledge, the Foundation commits to supporting and implementing a group of national initiatives that contribute to promoting digital literacy, empowering the tech community, and encouraging participation and innovation, including:

National Information Technology Day

An initiative aimed at raising awareness about the importance of technology and its role in development, while highlighting innovation and digital solutions.

Libyan Youth Internet Governance Forum

An initiative focused on empowering youth in the tech sector, supporting their skill development, and enhancing their participation in building a knowledge-based digital future.

Developers Summit

An initiative aimed at bringing together developers and tech enthusiasts in a space to exchange expertise and discuss modern trends in the world of software and development.

Information Governance Forum

An initiative that fosters dialogue around information management, digital governance, and building information ecosystems that support the responsible and effective use of modern technologies.

These commitments reflect the Libyan Technology Foundation’s dedication to driving initiatives with sustainable impact, strengthening cooperation with international partners, and contributing to the creation of a national digital ecosystem that keeps pace with global developments and supports digital development goals.

Participation of Libyan Technology Foundation in AI Governance Dialogue as a part of the WSIS and AI for Good events

Participation of Libyan Technology Foundation in AI Governance Dialogue as a part of the WSIS and AI for Good events

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Libyan Technology Foundation participated in the AI Governance Dialogue, held in Geneva, Switzerland, as part of the World Summit on the Information Society WSIS Forum 2026 events, and in conjunction with the global AI for Good summit. Both events are among the most prominent international platforms dedicated to discussing the future of artificial intelligence and digital transformation on a global scale.

The dialogue aimed to bring together decision-makers, experts, governmental entities, international organizations, as well as public and private sector institutions to discuss the future of AI governance. It provided a platform to review best practices in developing regulatory frameworks and policies that ensure the responsible and ethical use of AI technologies, achieving a balance between innovation, rights protection, and the promotion of sustainable development.

The sessions also addressed several topics related to developing AI policies, enhancing international cooperation, capacity building, and discussing the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging technologies. Additionally, they highlighted the role of governance in supporting innovation and building more sustainable and inclusive digital ecosystems.

On the sidelines of the events, the Libyan Technology Foundation held side meetings with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). During these meetings, several topics of mutual interest were discussed, most notably the Digital Transformation Center (DTC), as part of exploring cooperation opportunities, strengthening partnerships, and supporting initiatives aimed at developing national capacities in digital transformation fields.

The participation of the Libyan Technology Foundation comes as part of its keenness to follow the key global developments in artificial intelligence and digital transformation, and to strengthen its presence in international forums. This contributes to knowledge exchange, partnership building, leveraging international experiences, and supporting national efforts toward adopting best practices in technology and digital governance.

The Foundation reaffirms its commitment to continued engagement in international initiatives and events that support innovation, promote the responsible use of modern technologies, and contribute to building a sustainable digital future that keeps pace with global developments.

Developers Summit

Developers Summit

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In a step reflecting the increasing interest in building a tech community that is more connected and knowledge-exchanging, the Developers Summit event concluded on Saturday, corresponding to July 18, 2026, which was hosted by the Future Library, and witnessed a wide attendance of developers, programmers, and those interested in technology from various disciplines.

The summit formed a platform that gathered people of expertise and those interested in the tech field in a meeting that focused on discussing the most prominent trends that shape the future of software, where the speakers presented a group of axes that reflected their practical experiences and their vision for modern technologies, and opened the way in front of the attendees to get to know new ideas, exchange experiences, and discuss the challenges that developers face in different work environments.

And the summit included a number of diverse axes, the most prominent of which were:

  • Shaping the Next: Quantum Computers Generation of Computing.
  • How to chisel your container?
  • skills that make a difference for any developer
  • Building the Next Generation of Application using Kubernetes
  • the Right Tool… for the Wrong Task
  • A Journey Inside the Mind of an Attacker.

And these axes dealt with subjects that extended from emerging technologies, the future of computing, and the best practices of developing modern applications, to the software infrastructure, cybersecurity, and the importance of choosing the right tools to solve tech challenges, in what reflects the diversity of the fields that interest the developers community today.

Also, the summit was distinguished by an interactive atmosphere, where it was not limited to presenting the axes, but rather witnessed rich discussions between the speakers and the attendees, during which many questions and inquiries were raised, and the participants exchanged points of view and practical experiences, which added to the event a greater cognitive value, and contributed to enriching the dialogue around the future of modern technologies and the opportunities and challenges that the sector witnesses.

And the organization of this event comes as a result of the cooperation of a number of supporting entities, where we advance with sincere thanks to the Government Communication Center and Al-Waha Company for Organizing Exhibitions for their contribution in the success of the summit, and we also direct thanks to the Future Library for hosting the activities of the event, and to the Telecommunications Holding Company in its capacity as the official sponsor of the summit.

In conclusion, we direct thanks to all the speakers who enriched the summit with their expertise and experiences, and to everyone who participated, attended, and contributed in the success of this event. And we hope that such initiatives continue in supporting the developers community, enhancing the culture of sharing knowledge, and creating spaces for dialogue and innovation that keep pace with the accelerating development in the world of technology.

#Developers_Summit #DevelopersSummit

Libyan Technology Foundation's participation in the first inaugural meeting of the National Committee for the Information for All Programme (IFAP)

Libyan Technology Foundation’s Participation in the First Inaugural Meeting of the National Committee for Information For All Programme (IFAP)

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held by the General Information Authority on Monday, 20 July 2026, under the chairmanship of Eng. Abdulbasit Salem Al-Baour, Chairman of the Authority, as part of the national efforts aimed at strengthening Libya’s presence in international initiatives concerned with information and digital transformation.

The meeting witnessed the official announcement of the launch of the National Committee for the Information for All Programme (IFAP), established pursuant to Decision No. (50) of 2026, to lead the national coordination efforts with UNESCO’s Information for All Programme (IFAP), contributing to supporting information policies, promoting equitable access to information, and developing national capacities in this field.

The meeting also reviewed the programme’s objectives and its main areas of focus, which include Information for Development, Information Literacy, Information Preservation, Information Ethics, Access to Information, in addition to supporting Multilingualism in Cyberspace, thereby enhancing the role of Member States in building knowledge societies.

The meeting also addressed the proposed roadmap for the committee’s work, the coordination mechanisms among national entities, its role in representing Libya at relevant regional and international forums, and building partnerships with UNESCO, opening new horizons for cooperation, the exchange of expertise, and benefiting from training and capacity-building opportunities.

The Libyan Technology Foundation affirms the importance of participating in such national initiatives, stemming from its role in supporting digital transformation, promoting information governance, and contributing to the development of a sustainable technology ecosystem that aligns with international best practices and standards.

The Foundation extends its sincere thanks to the General Information Authority for organizing this meeting and conveys its best wishes for the National Committee’s success in achieving its objectives, contributing to strengthening Libya’s presence in international initiatives related to information and digital transformation.

Conclusion of the Agentic Software Engineering Session – Benghazi

Conclusion of the Agentic Software Engineering Session – Benghazi

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We at LTF successfully concluded the “Agentic Software Engineering” session!

In an interactive atmosphere that gathered an elite group of developers and tech enthusiasts, the office of the Libyan Technology Foundation in Benghazi organized a specialized training session entitled:

Agentic Software Engineering

Presented by Abdulrahman Al-Kilani and Hashem Bouzer on Thursday, July 9, 2026, at the headquarters of the Vision Center.

Through the session, the participants learned about:

  • The concept of agentic software engineering and how it reshapes the developer’s role.
  • A comprehensive tour of the tools: Agentic IDEs, MCP protocol, and user interfaces.
  • Artificial Intelligence models (AI Models), the differences between them, and when to use each model.
  • The workflow (Flow) in agentic projects from idea to execution.
  • The basics of writing professional Prompts to get the best results.
  • A live practical demonstration (Live Demo) on a real project implemented with artificial intelligence, and an applied activity in which the attendees participated in writing Prompts and trying out the tools.

We thank all attendees for their outstanding interaction, and Vision Research, Training & Consultancies center for hosting the session and supporting tech events in Benghazi.

We await you in our upcoming events, to continue together building a stronger tech community in Libya.

#AgenticAI #SoftwareEngineering #Developers #Tech #Benghazi #Libya #AI #PromptEngineering #MCP

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Opening Registration for the Sixth Edition of the Internship Program

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Invest in your future… with a step that makes a difference.

Libyan Technology Foundation announces the opening of registration for the sixth edition of the Internship Program.

A training program extending for two months, designed to give you an integrated practical experience, combining technical and professional skills, and qualifying you to transition with confidence from university life to the labor market.

What will you learn during the program?

Microsoft 365 Bootcamp

Learn about the digital work environment and how to use Microsoft 365 tools professionally:

  • Collaborative work between teams.
  • File management and sharing.
  • Integration of Microsoft 365 applications.
  • Executing a practical project at the end of the bootcamp.

SDLC Bootcamp

You learn the journey of building a digital project from idea to execution:

  • Project management basics.
  • UI/UX and user experience design.
  • Visual identity and brand building.
  • Accessibility and adding value to the user.
  • Creating a website using WordPress.
  • Executing an integrated project.

Information Security Bootcamp

You acquire the basics of information security and cybersecurity, through:

  • Networking basics.
  • Information Security.
  • CyberSecurity.
  • Security standards and best practices.
  • Getting to know testing and simulation tools.
  • A practical project at the end of the bootcamp.

In addition to that, you will develop a set of skills needed by any professional in the labor market, such as:

  • Working within a team.
  • Presentation skills.
  • Time and priorities management.
  • Problem-solving.
  • Report writing.
  • CV preparation.
  • Improving LinkedIn profile.

Features of the program:

  • Practical training for two months.
  • Applied projects during the program.
  • Professional technical work environment.
  • Developing technical and professional skills.
  • Monthly reward of value 500 Libyan Dinars.
  • Recommendation certificate for trainees.
  • Field visits to major companies.
  • Specialized training workshops given by experts and specialists within the fields.Start of the program: 25 – July.
  • Training location: Foundation headquarters – Bab Ben Ghashir – Tripoli.

Start of the program: 25 – July.

Training location: Foundation headquarters – Bab Ben Ghashir – Tripoli.

The Libyan Technology Foundation's participation in the Digital Transformation and Electronic Payment Exhibition sponsored by the Central Bank of Libya

Libyan Technology Foundation concluded its participation in the Digital Transformation and Electronic Payment Exhibition

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The Libyan Technology Foundation concluded its participation in the Digital Transformation and Electronic Payment Exhibition, which was held on Wednesday and Thursday, June 17 and 18, under the auspices of the Central Bank of Libya, and with broad participation from financial institutions and leading companies in the fields of electronic payment, technology, and digital services.

This participation came within the framework of the Foundation’s commitment to supporting the path of digital transformation in Libya, and enhancing cooperation between the various active parties in the technical and financial sectors, in addition to contributing to spreading the culture of digital transformation and developing technical solutions that support modernizing services and improving their efficiency.

The Foundation’s pavilion witnessed remarkable interaction from visitors and those interested in technology, as a number of initiatives and projects aimed at developing digital capabilities were reviewed, along with enhancing awareness of the importance of modern technologies and their role in supporting digital transformation and raising the efficiency of services in various sectors.

The Libyan Technology Foundation affirms its continuation in supporting national efforts aimed at building an advanced digital environment and enhancing integration between the various sectors, which contributes to accelerating the pace of digital transformation and achieving sustainable development in Libya.

Partner2Connect Flashes report featuring the Libyan Technology Foundation

The International Telecommunication Union highlights the efforts of the Libyan Technology Foundation in digital transformation

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We are proud to highlight the work and initiatives of the Libyan Technology Foundation by the Partner2Connect (P2C) Flashes platform of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), in a story titled:
‘Libyan Technology Foundation turns pledges into national momentum’
The report reviews the role the Foundation plays in supporting the digital transformation journey in Libya through its commitments within the Partner2Connect Digital Coalition, and its continuous efforts to enhance digital inclusion, spread technical awareness, empower youth, and contribute to building a more sustainable and inclusive national digital ecosystem.
The report also highlighted a number of national initiatives and programs led by the Foundation, including:

  • National Information Technology Day.
  • National Cybersecurity Forum.
  • Informatics Governance Forum.
  • Libyan Youth Internet Governance Forum.
  • Tech Scouts Forum.
    This international appearance represents an appreciation for the joint efforts made by the Foundation in cooperation with its partners, supporters, experts, and volunteers, and reflects the growing impact of national initiatives aimed at accelerating digital transformation and enhancing digital development in Libya.
    You can view the full story by clicking here

Visit of the Central Bank of Libya Governor to the Libyan Technology Foundation Pavilion at EPAIX 2026

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We were honored at the Libyan Technology Foundation with the visit of the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya.
Today, we received in our pavilion Mr. Naji Issa, within the activities of the first day of the EPAIX 2026 exhibition for electronic payment and financial technologies.
During the visit, we reviewed our latest digital solutions and services, where the Governor listened to explanations about our future projects aimed at enhancing financial inclusion and facilitating electronic transactions. We were pleased with his praise for the level of our services, and his emphasis on the importance of technical innovation to support digital transformation and develop the financial sector in Libya.
We value this supportive and motivating visit, and we affirm our continuous commitment to providing the best technologies to serve our national economy.