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In a step that reflects its commitment to international standards and the promotion of transparency and openness in digital policy, the Libyan Technology Foundation (LTF) has been officially accepted into the European Union Transparency Register under registration number: 070131099943-63.

This registration represents international recognition of the Foundation’s independence and professionalism, and opens new avenues for cooperation with EU institutions, NGOs, and Europe-focused tech initiatives, particularly in the areas of:

• Digital Governance
• Artificial Intelligence and Ethical Policies
• Cybersecurity
• Data Rights and Privacy
• The Africa-EU Partnership for Digital Transformation (D4D Hub)

The Transparency Register aims to build trust between EU institutions and the global community by disclosing actors involved in shaping public policies. The platform includes thousands of influential entities from around the world.

Through this representation, the Foundation continues its active contribution to the global digital landscape by:

• Organizing the Informatics Governance Forum in Libya
• Coordinating with Wikipedia Foundation projects in Libya
• Participating in major digital events such as IGF and WSIS+20
• Monitoring European legislation such as the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act)

The Foundation also announces that it will soon become an official member of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

The Libyan Technology Foundation reaffirms its commitment to supporting comprehensive and sustainable digital transformation in Libya, and to enhancing Libya’s representation in international discussions on the future of technology and human rights in the digital space.