KUWAIT CITY — Libya actively took part in the Arab Planning Institute (API) meeting held this week in Kuwait, underscoring the nation’s commitment to regional collaboration on economic and development planning. The event brought together senior government officials, policymakers, and planning experts from across the Arab world to exchange ideas, review strategic initiatives, and promote sustainable development.
Representing Libya, a delegation led by officials from the Government of National Unity engaged in discussions on a range of topics including infrastructure development, economic diversification, digital transformation, and public sector reform. Participants shared experiences and best practices, aiming to strengthen regional partnerships and identify opportunities for collaborative projects.
The meeting also emphasized the role of evidence-based planning in achieving socio-economic stability, particularly in countries navigating post-conflict recovery. Libyan delegates highlighted ongoing efforts in rebuilding critical infrastructure, enhancing governance frameworks, and fostering investment opportunities to support long-term growth.
During bilateral sessions, Libyan representatives explored avenues for technical assistance and capacity-building programs offered through API, while also exchanging insights on regional initiatives addressing energy, water resources, and human capital development. The discussions reflected Libya’s commitment to integrating international standards and innovative solutions into national development strategies.
Concluding the meeting, Libyan officials expressed appreciation for the opportunity to engage with regional partners, noting that such platforms are essential for exchanging knowledge, enhancing cooperation, and accelerating progress toward shared development goals. The delegation affirmed Libya’s ongoing dedication to active participation in regional planning forums, with the aim of fostering economic resilience, social equity, and sustainable development for its citizens.
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