Libya has launched its first Artificial Intelligence Youth Club in the city of Bani Walid, marking a strategic move to equip young people with future-oriented digital skills. The initiative was announced by the Ministry of Youth through the Dinar Martyrs Centre for Youth Care and aims to provide Libyan youth with practical training in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. According to the Dinar Martyrs Centre, the AI Youth Club will also serve as a bridge between theoretical education and applied development. Future phases include partnerships with universities, technology companies and international training networks to ensure continuous skills development and access to global expertise. Officials said the initiative reflects Libya’s commitment to building a knowledge-based economy and promoting youth-led digital development, noting that investment in AI education is a long-term investment in economic diversification and national competitiveness.

Source: The North Africa Journal December 20, 2025 17:38 UTC