The Dean of the Faculty Members at the University of Tripoli Osama Al-Azraq has threatened to commence a sit-in next month. In a press statement, Al-Azraq declared: “We have announced plans to enter into a sit-in on June 15th if the government fails to meet our demands.”
He further explained: “Last week, we met with the Attorney General, attended by Omran Al-Qeeb and Adel Jumaa, and the meeting concluded with a commitment to begin addressing the demands of the faculty members.”
The key demands outlined by the faculty include adjustments to the dispatch file and the faculty salary schedule. Al-Azraq concluded, “According to the agreement, there will be a salary increase starting from next June, and the dispatch procedures will officially begin from this Sunday.”
The University of Tripoli, located in the heart of Libya’s capital, is one of the country’s oldest and most prestigious institutions of higher education. Founded in 1957 as the University of Libya, the institution was later split into what became the University of Tripoli and the University of Benghazi.
Today, the University of Tripoli stands as a beacon of learning and research in North Africa, offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various faculties including Medicine, Engineering, Science, Economics, and Humanities. With its diverse academic offerings, the university attracts students from all over Libya and neighboring countries, fostering a rich multicultural academic community.
The university is dedicated to providing a robust educational environment that encourages innovation, research, and academic excellence. Its faculty is composed of experienced educators and researchers who are committed to advancing knowledge in their respective fields. Additionally, the University of Tripoli is equipped with modern facilities, including well-stocked libraries, state-of-the-art laboratories, and comfortable student housing.
Beyond academics, the University of Tripoli plays a vital role in the social and cultural landscape of Libya, hosting various cultural events, seminars, and conferences that contribute to the intellectual life of the region. As Libya continues to navigate through periods of transition, the University of Tripoli remains a critical institution for shaping the future leaders and innovators of the country.
