Libya launches engineering project management conference in Tripoli
The two-day event focuses on sustainable development and reconstruction in key sectors.
The First International Engineering Project Management Conference began yesterday in Tripoli, aiming to foster an integrative vision for sustainable development and reconstruction. The conference brings together officials, experts, and engineers from Libya and abroad to discuss the oil, gas, construction, and services sectors.
Organized by the College of Engineering Project Management and sponsored by the Libyan Iron and Steel Company (LISCO), the event features participation from various ministries and government institutions. LISCO Chairman Mohamed Abd al-Malik al-Faqih highlighted the company's progress in engineering project management, noting its expertise in the field.
Three research papers from LISCO engineers on managing iron and steel projects, green industry shifts, and resource sustainability were presented. The conference will continue for two days, including further research presentations to exchange experiences and propose recommendations for development projects.
Why it mattersLibyan businesses and government bodies are involved in discussions about reconstruction and development projects.