In light of the rapid transformations and technological advancements reshaping the labor market, there is a growing need to reassess the current state of technical and vocational education and strengthen its capacity to prepare qualified professionals capable of meeting today’s demands and addressing future challenges.
In this context, we are pleased to invite you to a virtual panel discussion featuring H.E. Dr. Faraj Khalil Salem, Minister of Technical and Vocational Education, entitled:
“Technical and Vocational Education: Meeting Present Demands and Addressing Future Challenges”
The session will bring together a distinguished group of experts and specialists to share insights, experiences, and perspectives on the current state of the sector and opportunities for its future development.
Panel Discussion Agenda
- Opening Remarks and Visual Presentation on Technical and Vocational Education – Dr. Ayad Omran Al-Farjani.
- Technical and Vocational Education: Meeting Present Demands and Addressing Future Challenges – H.E. Dr. Faraj Khalil Salem, Minister of Technical and Vocational Education.
- Libya’s Labor Market Observatory: Addressing the Skills Mismatch and Supporting Decision-Making – Dr. Issa Saeed Al-Jadi.
- Practical Training and Graduate Employment – Mr. Ali Salem Al-Sahouli.
- The Vocational Training Experience in Libya – Eng. Matouq Mohammed Matouq.
- Open Discussion and Audience Q&A.
Moderator: Dr. Ayad Omran Al-Farjani.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
Time: 9:00 PM (Libya Local Time)
Platform: Zoom
The session aims to foster meaningful academic and professional dialogue on advancing Libya’s technical and vocational education system, aligning educational outcomes with labor market needs, and anticipating the skills and specializations required in the future. These efforts are essential to supporting sustainable economic and human development in Libya.
We look forward to your active participation and warmly invite faculty members, trainers, administrative staff, researchers, and everyone interested in technical and vocational education to contribute their ideas, insights, and perspectives toward the continued development and advancement of this vital sector.
