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Benghazi Education Authority Announces Schools Ready for International Digital Talent Forum
July 22, 2026 — Libya Press
Benghazi Schools Gear Up for Landmark Digital Event as Registration Opens
The Benghazi Education Authority has officially declared that the city's schools are fully prepared to participate in the International Digital Talent Forum, a major event scheduled from July 27 to 29 under the patronage of Dr. Oqba Khalifa Haftar, head of the Ru'ya Foundation for Digital Economic Development and Strategic Studies.
The announcement, made on July 20, represents a significant step in Libya's commitment to fostering digital innovation and nurturing young talent, with Benghazi positioning itself as a growing hub for technological and creative development in the education sector.
Strategic Partnership Driving Youth Empowerment
Balaeed Al-Warfalli, the Benghazi Education Controller, confirmed to the Libyan News Agency (Al-Anbaa Libya) that the participation of Benghazi schools comes through a collaborative effort with the Ru'ya Foundation, based on a partnership agreement signed between both parties. Al-Warfalli emphasized that the forum serves as an international platform celebrating talent, innovation, and digital transformation while opening new horizons for distinguished students.
The Benghazi Education Authority has expressed full commitment to supporting this collaboration, highlighting the importance of creating an environment conducive to discovering and nurturing talent. The partnership reflects a growing recognition of the need to integrate digital skills development into Libya's educational framework.
Forum Activities: Innovation, Robotics, and Digital Competition
The International Digital Talent Forum will feature the Ru'ya Championship for Innovation, Creativity, Digital Transformation, and Robotics, bringing together an elite group of talented students and young inventors from Benghazi's schools. The competition is expected to showcase the innovative capacity of Libyan youth and their readiness to compete in scientific and technical fields at an international level.
Over three days, participants will engage in workshops, challenges, and competitive events designed to test their skills across multiple digital disciplines. Organizers have stressed that the forum aims to bridge the gap between traditional education models and the demands of the rapidly evolving digital economy.
Rigorous Selection Process for Student Participants
Al-Warfalli revealed that specialized committees have already begun registering students interested in participating. The selection process includes intelligence and aptitude tests designed to identify each student's areas of excellence and guide their talents toward the most suitable competitive tracks.
This structured approach ensures that Benghazi's most promising young talents will represent their schools at the forum. The assessments evaluate not only academic knowledge but also creative thinking, problem-solving abilities, and technical aptitude — all critical skills for success in the digital landscape.
National Investment in Libya's Next Generation
The Benghazi Education Controller stressed that supporting talented students represents both a national responsibility and a strategic investment in Libya's future. He noted that Benghazi's schools are rich with young minds capable of creativity, innovation, and competition in scientific and technical fields.
"Nurturing gifted students is a national duty and an investment in our students' potential," Al-Warfalli stated. "Benghazi's schools are filled with young talent capable of innovation and competing at the highest levels."
The initiative aligns with broader efforts across Libya to modernize the education sector and embed digital skills into the learning environment. By providing platforms like the International Digital Talent Forum, Libyan authorities aim to prepare the next generation for a global economy increasingly driven by technology and innovation.
Building a More Advanced Education Ecosystem
The Benghazi Education Authority has affirmed its dedication to providing the right environment for talent discovery and capacity development. This commitment contributes to building a more advanced education system and creating new opportunities for students across the region.
The International Digital Talent Forum signals more than just a competition — it represents a shift in how Libyan educational institutions approach talent development in the digital era. Through continued partnership between education authorities and private foundations, Benghazi is laying the groundwork for a generation of digitally literate, innovative, and globally competitive youth equipped to thrive in the 21st-century economy.
— Libya Press / News Desk
