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Spaces Session 02 From Consumer to Creator rescheduled for November 7, 2026
Spaces: «From Consumer to Creator» Returns with a New Date

    Spaces: «From Consumer to Creator» Returns with a New Date

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    How many ideas have you had this year, and how many have actually become reality?

    Following its postponement, Spaces Session 02 returns with a new date, bringing together young members of Libya’s technology community to share their experiences of moving from content consumption to content creation.

    This session will feature a youth panel without a designated moderator. Instead, the three panelists will take turns leading the conversation, with each participant guiding a round and asking questions of the other two.

    Session 02 | From Consumer to Creator

    Youth Experiences in Content Creation and Tech Product Development

    The discussion will explore four key topics:

    • Taking the First Step: How the journey from consumption to creation begins.
    • Challenges: The obstacles facing content creators and tech product developers in Libya.
    • The Psychology of Getting Started: The mental and emotional aspects of taking the first step and staying committed.
    • Practical Advice: Lessons from personal experience for anyone ready to start creating.

    Panelists:

    • Mohamed Al-Saai: Tech Content Creator, and Mobile App Developer.
    • Mohamed Nasser: Psychology Specialist.
    • Abdulrahman Al-Kilani: Software Engineer.

    Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
    Time: 6:30 PM (Libya Time)
    Platform: Zoom

    Register for Spaces Session 02

    The session access link will be sent to your email immediately after registration.

    We look forward to an open conversation where your questions are part of the discussion. Share your questions for the panelists in the comments on the event announcement, and selected questions will be raised during the session.

    The Spaces series is jointly organized by the Internet Society Libya Chapter (ISOC Libya) and the Libyan Technology Foundation .

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