Benghazi – The Libyan Ministry of Culture and Arts organized a cultural seminar on Saturday evening titled “Palestine: A Never-Ending Story.” The event was part of the cultural program accompanying the fifth edition of the Benghazi International Book Fair and took place at the National Library.
The seminar was attended by members of the Palestinian community. It was moderated by journalist Mohamed Abdelhaq and featured prominent Palestinian and Libyan activists and academics. Discussions highlighted the importance of documenting the Palestinian cause and the role of writers and intellectuals in showcasing its historical and humanitarian dimensions.
The event also addressed key moments in the struggle of the Palestinian people and the support Libyans have provided to their cause. Speakers emphasized the deep historical and fraternal ties between the two peoples.
Khaled Al-Omami, a representative of the Ministry of Culture, stressed the importance of such seminars in reviving Arab causes, highlighting the struggles of different peoples, and strengthening cultural and historical bonds.
At the conclusion of the seminar, the Palestinian consulate in Benghazi presented an honorary shield to Minister of Culture and Arts Dr. Salha Al-Drouqi in recognition of the ministry’s efforts in supporting cultural activities and reinforcing historical connections. Omar Jumaa Haiba, head of the Ministry’s office for southern Libya, was also honored for his support of writers, intellectuals, and Arab causes.