Libyan Delegation Discusses in Beijing Ways to Benefit from the Chinese Experience ...

Tripoli, November 1, 2026 (LANA) – A Libyan delegation, headed by the President of the Libyan Academy for Graduate Studies, Dr. Ahmed Al-Mahdi Al-Dweik, discussed during a visit to the People's Republic of China the prospects for benefiting from the Chinese experience in the fields of development, reform, and modernization. They also explored the possibility of employing Chinese expertise to support economic development in Libya and to develop the industrial, agricultural, financial, and technological sectors.

A media source at the Academy informed the Libyan News Agency (WAL) that the delegation visited the China-Arab Center for Reform and Development Studies, where they held a dialogue session with the Secretary-General of the Center, Professor Wang Guangda. The session addressed China's modernization experience over the past century, highlighting the most prominent transformations it has witnessed in various fields, the lessons learned, and the possibility of applying these lessons to support development and reform efforts in Libya.

The session reviewed China's development trajectory in the fields of economy, industry, agriculture, finance, technology, and infrastructure, along with development policies that have made investment in human capital, capacity building, and improving living standards fundamental pillars of modernization.

The Libyan delegation included representatives from several national sectors and institutions, including the economic, financial, and industrial sectors, with the aim of learning from Chinese institutional experiences, exchanging expertise on economic reform mechanisms, strengthening development pathways, and improving performance in the productive and service sectors.

This visit comes within the framework of strengthening Libyan-Chinese cooperation, expanding partnership horizons, and exchanging expertise, which supports Libya's efforts to diversify its economy, localize industry, develop the agricultural sector, and benefit from international experiences in building a diversified and sustainable economy.

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