Al Arab University held a joint coordination meeting via Zoom with Tibyan Medical Training and Education of London to discuss the logistical and technical arrangements for the First Libyan–British–American Medical, Educational and Technical Forum, as part of efforts to strengthen international cooperation and develop academic and scientific partnerships.
The meeting addressed coordination between the two parties to ensure the forum is organized to the highest professional standards. They agreed to unify the forum’s institutional and media identity, approve promotional materials after final review, and complete the technical and logistical preparations, including preparing the event hall, providing a complete technical infrastructure, high-speed internet and media coverage befitting the importance of the event.
Participants also discussed arrangements for managing attendance, the protocol for receiving guests and adherence to the forum’s schedule. Tibyan will prepare the official agenda and send it to the university next week, and will also provide the online streaming platform for the events.
The meeting stressed the importance of inviting decision-makers, officials, experts, academics, representatives of educational and service institutions and university students, to strengthen government and institutional participation and enrich the scientific and technical discussions at the forum.
The two parties also agreed to prepare a final report documenting the forum’s proceedings and outcomes, including practical recommendations for making better use of British and American expertise and transferring knowledge to Libyan academic institutions, as well as a survey to measure and evaluate the forum’s impact to improve future editions.
The meeting is part of the university’s preparations to host the forum, an international platform for strengthening scientific and academic cooperation and exchanging expertise in medicine, education and technology, and for establishing the university as an active partner in building international partnerships that serve scientific research and development in Libya.