Tobruk – The International Scientific Conference concluded today in Tobruk. It was titled “Disability between Legislation and Societal Transformation.” The conference demonstrated high scientific and organizational standards. It emphasized the importance of the issues discussed. Its research outcomes held legislative, societal, and humanitarian dimensions.
The closing session saw numerous official and academic attendees. Among them was Ali Al-Oraibi, Libya’s Ambassador to Belarus. Ibrahim Al-Zughaid, a House of Representatives member, also attended. Miftah Attia Al-Shaari, another House member, was present. Hassan Ali Khairallah, President of Tobruk University, participated. Salah Suleiman Al-Aqouri, Head of the National Center for Disability Research, was there. Walid Shuaib Adam, Tobruk University’s Vice President for Scientific Affairs, attended. Mohammed Al-Manfi, Head of the Conference’s Scientific Committee, was also present. A selection of academics, researchers, and specialists joined the event. They were interested in disability issues. Attendees came from both inside and outside Libya.
The closing ceremony included a presentation of general recommendations. These recommendations emerged from conference sessions. They also came from accompanying workshops. The final statement was also read. It stressed developing legislation. It also emphasized public policies supporting disability rights. The statement highlighted promoting comprehensive social inclusion. It called for ensuring accessibility in public facilities. It also sought accessibility in essential services. This aims to achieve equality and equal opportunities.
The statement also emphasized aligning national laws. This alignment is with international conventions on disability rights. It stressed activating implementation mechanisms. Oversight mechanisms were also highlighted. The statement supported specialized scientific research. It encouraged applied studies. These studies address social challenges. They also tackle economic and educational challenges.
The closing ceremony honored key figures. These individuals supported the conference. They also championed disability issues. Honorees included Libya’s Ambassador to Belarus. Members of the House of Representatives were also recognized. Several other disability advocates received honors. These included Ahmed Al-Reda. Mohsen Abdel-Moneim Borjuaa was also honored. Salem Maayouf Saad and Ali Masdanah were recognized. Researchers and participants also received recognition. They were given certificates for their scientific contributions.
This conference served as an effective international scientific platform. Its organizers affirmed Tobruk University’s commitment. The National Center for Disability Research also confirmed its commitment. This commitment is to support scientific research. It also aims to strengthen institutional partnerships. This applies both locally and internationally. Humanitarian and social issues are central to academic work. They are also central to developmental efforts. This contributes to building a more inclusive society. It also promotes a more just society. It elevates disability issues among national priorities.