Gharyan, January 26, 2026 – The Education Supervision Office of the Gharyan Municipality announced the suspension of classes in all educational institutions under its supervision due to adverse weather conditions.
The decision to suspend was made in coordination with the Gharyan Municipal Council to ensure the safety of pupils and students in light of the current weather conditions in the city.
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Gharyan
Gharyan is a historic town in northwestern Libya known for its traditional underground cave dwellings, which were carved into the mountainsides to provide natural insulation from the desert heat. These structures, some centuries old, served as homes and community spaces, reflecting the adaptive architecture of the Berber inhabitants in the region.
Education Supervision Office
The Education Supervision Office is a governmental or administrative body responsible for overseeing and regulating educational standards and practices within a specific region or system. Its history is tied to the development of modern public education systems, often established to ensure quality control, implement curriculum standards, and inspect schools for compliance.
Gharyan Municipality
Gharyan Municipality is a local administrative division in northwestern Libya, historically known for its distinctive underground cave dwellings carved into the mountainside. These traditional structures, called “damūs,” provided natural insulation and protection, reflecting the area’s Berber heritage and adaptation to the desert climate.
Gharyan Municipal Council
The Gharyan Municipal Council is the local administrative body governing the city of Gharyan in northwestern Libya. Historically, the city has been a significant regional center, known for its traditional underground cave dwellings, with the council itself evolving through various political structures following Libya’s independence in 1951 and subsequent regime changes.
