The Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Media and Communication at Tripoli University Awards a Certificate of Appreciation to the Libyan News Agency.
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Tripoli, December 31, 2025 – The First International Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Media and Communication at the University of Tripoli concluded its proceedings on Wednesday by awarding a certificate of appreciation to the Libyan News Agency for its contribution to the success of the conference’s events.
A number of academics and media professionals praised the Libyan News Agency during their speeches and participation in the conference events for its professionalism and neutrality in broadcasting news covering all of Libya, as well as its efforts and contribution to the success of this major media event, which aims to establish a media discourse focused on achieving security, stability, and sustainable development.
The First International Conference on the Role of Media in Promoting Stability and Achieving Development was launched in the capital, Tripoli, on Tuesday. It is organized by the Faculty of Media and Communication at the University of Tripoli in cooperation with the Libyan Center for Studies and Policy Making, with the sponsorship of the Libyan News Agency, and with local and international participation from academics, researchers, experts, journalists, and professors of media and journalism from Libyan and Arab universities.
Tripoli
Tripoli is the capital and largest city of Libya, with a history dating back to the 7th century BC when it was founded by the Phoenicians. It later became a significant part of the Roman Empire and has been ruled by various powers, including the Spanish, Knights of St. John, Ottomans, and Italians, which is reflected in its diverse architecture, such as the old Medina and Red Castle.
University of Tripoli
The University of Tripoli is the largest and oldest university in Libya, founded in 1957 as the University of Libya with its main campus in the nation’s capital. It was later restructured and renamed, playing a central role in the country’s higher education system through periods of significant political change.
Faculty of Media and Communication
The Faculty of Media and Communication is a modern academic institution dedicated to the study and practice of journalism, public relations, and digital media. While its specific founding history varies by university, such faculties are typically established in the late 20th or early 21st centuries to address the evolving landscape of mass communication and information technology.
Libyan News Agency
The Libyan News Agency (LANA) is the official state news agency of Libya, founded in 1964 under the rule of King Idris I. It has served as the primary government mouthpiece through subsequent regimes, including Muammar Gaddafi’s, and continues to operate as a key media institution amid the country’s political changes.
First International Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Media and Communication
The First International Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Media and Communication is an academic event, not a permanent place or cultural site. It serves as a forum for scholars and professionals to present and discuss research on topics within media, communication, and related fields. As a specific conference, its history is tied to the founding and academic initiatives of its host faculty.
First International Conference on the Role of Media in Promoting Stability and Achieving Development
The First International Conference on the Role of Media in Promoting Stability and Achieving Development was a forum that brought together media professionals and experts to discuss how journalism can contribute to peace and progress. It focused on the media’s responsibility in shaping public discourse and supporting societal development goals.
Libyan Center for Studies and Policy Making
The Libyan Center for Studies and Policy Making is a non-governmental research institution based in Tripoli, founded to provide analysis and foster dialogue on Libya’s political and economic development. It emerged in the post-2011 context, aiming to contribute to policy debates and support state-building efforts following the country’s period of conflict.
