The activities of the legal protection course for sports clubs have concluded in the city of Benghazi, organized by the Libyan Football Federation in cooperation with Al-Rayyan Sports Company.
The three-day course saw the participation of 25 trainees representing clubs from the eastern region.
The trainees received theoretical lectures covering the legal and administrative aspects regulating the work of clubs, supervised by international lecturer and consultant Islam Hisham.
Through organizing this course, the Libyan Football Federation aims to raise the efficiency of staff, enhance compliance with sports regulations and rules, and develop administrative and legal capabilities to serve the clubs and elevate the Libyan football system.
Benghazi
Benghazi is an important port city in eastern Libya, with a rich history dating back to antiquity when it was known as Euesperides, a Greek colony. In the modern era, it was a center of resistance against Italian occupation and later a key location during the 2011 Libyan Civil War. Today, the city remains a symbol of regional identity and the country’s tumultuous history.