Organized by Libya Global Company for Media Services, Marketing, and Exhibition Organization.
The largest and most significant event in North Africa in the field
of education and training.
From January 6 to 9, 2025, at the Tripoli International Fairgrounds.
About Us
In pursuit and eagerness of the Ministry of Labor and Rehabilitation and the Ministry of Education’s efforts to enhance the level of education and training, keeping pace with innovations, and assessing the performance levels of educational, training, and rehabilitation institutions and consultancy services that actively contribute to building the national workforce, whether from educational institutions or training and rehabilitation centers. This event provides an opportunity for public and private institutions and companies to meet, connect, shake hands with distinguished participating entities in this forum, engage in dialogue, and explore the possibility of forging agreements and receiving proposals through this gathering.
Sponsorship
Interested government agencies and institutions
With the presence and interest of companies, authorities, and government institutions interested in the education, training, and development of their professional, administrative, and technical staff, you will find in the Libya International Education and Training Forum and Exhibition the most important haven through which you search for distinguished companies and institutions to open horizons of cooperation with them in their annual plan in the fields of education, training and development.
At the University of Tripoli, under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, with the participation of more than 12 countries, including Tunisia, Egypt, Qatar, Jordan, the UAE, Turkey, Greece, Malta, Cyprus, Australia, Malaysia, Canada, and the UK.
The opening ceremony
With the presence at the opening ceremony of ambassadors from Tunisia, Jordan, Malta, and Turkey
It gained significant media attention and benefited from visits by participants, allowing them to explore each other’s educational systems. This interest translated into increased enrollment for academic seasons in universities and the establishment of agreements in vocational training.
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