The “Competencies Bridge” project has concluded its training stop in Benghazi with a training program titled “Digital Marketing and Social Media Management.” The program marked the project’s first activity in Benghazi, as part of its efforts to develop young people’s skills and expand learning and training opportunities across different Libyan cities.
The Benghazi stop represents an important step in the project’s journey, providing an opportunity to reach a wider group of young people in the city and the eastern region, while creating new spaces for learning and acquiring practical skills that can support their educational and professional paths.
The training covered a range of topics related to digital marketing and social media management, alongside practical activities that enabled participants to apply the knowledge and skills they gained throughout the program.
On the final day, participants delivered practical and interactive presentations that demonstrated their learning and their ability to apply the acquired skills in real-world contexts. The program concluded with the distribution of certificates to participants in recognition of their successful completion of the training.
This stop is part of the “Competencies Bridge” project’s broader efforts to reach young people across Libya and provide practical opportunities for learning and skills development, helping create new pathways for growth, participation, and impact.
From Benghazi, “Competencies Bridge” continues to build new bridges with young people and invest in their skills and potential.
