Libya’s General Authority for Communications and Informatics has recognized a group of its employees for successfully completing specialized training courses offered through the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
The honoring ceremony, held on Monday, celebrated staff members who enhanced both their academic knowledge and practical skills, contributing to the Authority’s capacity to keep pace with rapid developments in the communications and information technology sector.
Abdul Basit Al-Baour, Chairman of the Authority, underscored the importance of investing in human capital as a foundation for sustainable development in the ICT field. “Investing in human capital is the cornerstone of achieving sustainable development in the field of communications and information technology,” he stated.
Al-Baour also highlighted the commitment and professionalism demonstrated by employees during the training programs.
He praised the partnership with the International Telecommunication Union, which played a crucial role in supporting national capacity-building initiatives.
The Authority noted that the training courses cover a wide range of emerging technologies, equipping employees with the expertise necessary to manage modern communications networks, cybersecurity challenges, and digital infrastructure projects.
By completing these programs, staff members are better prepared to implement strategic initiatives aimed at advancing Libya’s ICT landscape.
This recognition forms part of the Authority’s broader strategy to develop human resources and strengthen organizational efficiency.
It also aligns with national efforts to promote innovation, technological competence, and the adoption of international best practices in the communications sector.
Through these initiatives, the General Authority for Communications and Informatics aims to ensure that Libya’s workforce remains skilled, adaptive, and ready to respond to the evolving demands of the digital age. The ceremony reflects the country’s commitment to continuous professional development and the strategic importance of communications and information technology in national growth.
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