Benghazi will host the first-ever Arab Media Annual Conference – Libya 2025 from September 15 to 17, drawing 45 prominent Arab media professionals in what is being hailed as a milestone event for Libya and the wider region.
Organized by the Libyan RAYA Media and Communications Company (LRMAC) and guided by senior media and communication specialists, the conference is designed to strengthen Libya’s presence in the Arab media landscape and foster deeper cooperation with counterparts from across the region.
It will serve as a professional bridge, linking Libya’s evolving media sector with established Arab media institutions through knowledge exchange, training, and collaborative initiatives.
Over three days, the event will feature interactive discussions, practical workshops, and live coverage, presenting innovative media models and addressing challenges facing the industry. Topics will range from digital transformation and professional ethics to expanding Arab media’s influence amid rapid technological, social, and political change.
For his part, Mohamed Al-Mnifi, Dean of the Faculty of Media at the University of Benghazi, highlighted the strategic importance of the event, describing it as an influential platform for showcasing Libya’s academic and professional capabilities. He confirmed that faculty members will actively participate in the scientific and technical sessions, while around 50 students will engage in a dedicated workshop aimed at equipping them with real-world skills and connections.
The conference is also expected to boost Benghazi’s profile as a cultural and professional hub in Libya, attracting attention to the city’s potential as a venue for international and regional events. Organizers see it as an opportunity to reassert Libya’s media voice, encourage investment in its communication sector, and promote broader integration between Libyan and Arab media industries.
