Kuwait – Countries participating in the 52nd UNWTO Middle East Regional Commission meeting voted unanimously. They chose Libya to host the 53rd meeting.
This decision was made during the Commission’s regular meeting. Kuwait hosted the event on Wednesday. Several tourism ministers from member states attended. The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jasem Mohamed Al-Budaiwi, was also present. Representatives from the United Nations World Tourism Organization participated.
The Ministry of Tourism and Traditional Industries of the Government of National Unity hailed this outcome. The vote and consensus to host the international meeting in Libya represent a success. It crowns the efforts of the Libyan delegation at the meeting. Minister Nasreddin Al-Fazzani led the delegation. Their presentation showcased the development of Libya’s tourism sector. It convinced participants of Libya’s eligibility. They demonstrated Libya’s capacity to host regional and international events.
Tourism Minister Al-Fazzani made a statement on this occasion. He thanked the Government of National Unity for its continuous support. This support aids the tourism sector through the “Return to Life” project. The Minister affirmed that this vote enhances Libya’s regional and international standing. It aligns with positive indicators of tourism recovery in Libya. It also reflects renewed international confidence in Libya’s organizational and institutional capabilities.
He emphasized the importance of this selection. It is a crucial step towards restoring Libya’s place on the regional tourism map. It also supports efforts for openness and integration with its Arab and international surroundings.